first checkin for link sets, which are incomplete and not hooked
up yet. Also, added a title to the property browser and improved
the default color choices to one's specified by Susan.
* data/mime/.cvsignore,
* data/mime/Makefile.am:,
* data/mime/nautilus.keys: Removed files. Nautilus
doesn't need to install the human-readable MIME
descriptions any more because gnome-vfs does it.
* configure.in,
* data/Makefile.am: Removed build system fu that
was installing nautilus.keys.
directory views). Added new directory to CVS, so make
sure you do a "cvs update -d" and not just "cvs update".
"make install" now installs a file of mime-type-to-English
descriptions in the gnome-mime directory.
* data/mime/nautilus.keys: The actual mapping between
MIME types and English descriptions. Read these and send
me your abuse.
* data/mime/Makefile.am: New file, copies nautilus.keys to
gnome-mime directory.
* data/Makefile.am: includes "mime" subdirectory
* configure.in: configures "data/mime" directory
* libnautilus/nautilus-file.c:
(nautilus_file_get_mime_type_as_string_attribute):
New function, returns the raw MIME type as a string,
and handles the no-MIME-type case.
(nautilus_file_get_string_attribute): handle attribute
"mime_type", distinct from "type" which is now the
human-language one.
(nautilus_file_get_type_as_string): Use gnome-mime
to get human-language descriptions based on the MIME
type.
(nautilus_file_is_executable): Fixed this function which
was reading info->flags instead of info->permissions. Now
the special executable icon appears much more often (though
we still don't know what it's supposed to be).
* src/file-manager/fm-error-reporting.c:
(fm_report_error_renaming_file): Use "directory" instead of
"folder" to match our terminology elsewhere.
* src/file-manager/fm-icon-text-window.c:
add "mime type" to list of choices of text that can appear
beneath icons (in addition to just plain "type", which is
the human-language one).
* data/.cvsignore,
data/Makefile.am:
Add a data directory to the tree. This is the default per-user
data that nautilus installs the first time it runs.
*data/top/.cvsignore,
data/top/Makefile.am,
data/top/Welcome:
Add a top directory to the tree. The top directory is an
alternative home place for novice users.
*configure.in,
Makefile.am:
Grok the above.
