Am Son, den 14.03.2004 schrieb Kilian Kluge um 14:40:
> > I want to add a new mimetype for my own special text files. But
> > the problem is that kde always recognizes them as text files. how
> > can I override this?
>
> At the Control Center ([Alt]+[F2], then type 'kcontrol') you can add
> own MIME-Types (the special function is found in the
> KDE-Components-group there). There you can add your own ending of
> the files, a special icon and the program to open these files!
Strange.. now it works..
Anyway, I want that this also works with folders.
I have registered a new mime type application/folder-app with pattern
*.App
then i make touch test.App
and mkdir tmp.App
cwacha@lapis:~/Desktop$ kfile test.App/
My Application.App/: Folder (inode/directory)
cwacha@lapis:~/Desktop$ kfile tmp.App
test.App: Application (application/folder-app)
How does kde find out the mime type? There must be some rules somewhere.
What I want is a folder that starts a program when i open the folder in
KDE. This is a workaround for the application folder in Mac OSX.
Thanks for your help
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