Version: (using KDE 3.5.9) Installed from: Debian testing/unstable Packages KDiff3 treats non-local files as local copies (in /tmp) instead of remembering the original source: In the open dialogue one can specify the files to compare, local or non-local paths are both valid. On opening the non-local files are downloaded via KIO and stored under /tmp. KDiff3 will then precede with these local copies instead of handling the original paths. A reload then doesn't reload the path input by the user but instead reloads the local copy in /tmp not including changes made in the meantime.
My take is that while it would be more than useful in KDiff3, I think it is a requirement which addresses a miss in the Qt/KDE libraries : there is a need for a system wide key+mouse combination to activate this feature. This feature should then be filled up against the KDELibs project or even on trolltech's bug tracker system ?
Can you elaborate on this? I don't understand how a missing mouse+key feature is connected to only the local copy being reloaded.
Seems to work with newest.