Version: 1.4.0 (using KDE 4.5.3) OS: Linux I don‘t know if this applies to other lists as well but the amount of duplicate images is sorted the wrong way round. If it is the “v” which means from big to small the lowest numbers appear and when there is teh “^” which means from small to big the higes numbers appear. This is really confusing. Reproducible: Always
You mean for descending order there is "v" and for ascending order there is "^" ?
Just noticed this seems to be on purpose since every application shows this strange behavior (dolfin, amarok, …). Whoever designed or decided that seems to have not understood the purpose of the “v” or “^”. The “spike” indicates a low number, like the spike at < or > indicates where the lower number is. And since A is a “lower” character than z (character 1 vs. 26) this is sooo illogical. But well. Closing.
Well, okay, another explaination could be the “direction” of the sorting. I think I will get used to it since I haven‘t noticed it for two years :)
Yes, it's the same throughout the whole KDE and we're using KDE's design ;)