Version: 1.7 OS: Linux I would wish to have an option to choose for each type of files where the program that opens it will be running. I would like it to be the current working directory, not my home directory, or any particular directory as it is now. The problem is for example in gvim: if I open a file, and then edit it for some and in the moment I want to run command :sav 'new_file_name', this 'new_file_name' is created in my home directory, not in my working directory. The same is if I want to run compile program from gvim. I also write some scripts, which I would like to run from dolphin by clicking. Yet there is a problem if those scripts opens some file in current directory. Either I put full path to the files in the directory or I run script from the terminal (which I don't have always open). Or maybe I don't see this option. Also I not sure if dolphin is the right direction for this question, because it's actually filetypes in systemconfig. Redirect this please to the right place then. Reproducible: Didn't try Expected Results: . OS: Linux (x86_64) release 3.0-ARCH Compiler: gcc
Thanks for the bug report! I fully agree with your request. Some changes in kdelibs are required to resolve this problem, which has been reported already. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 271824 ***