2024-07-28T10:41:57Z https://njump.me D7 https://njump.me/npub15kg5glgnl4h7heal237ex2xne90ft3268933ygzwk4w0cv0e34jq8dwuk5 https://cdn.fosstodon.org/accounts/avatars/000/269/530/original/27f50e04568cd9a5.png https://cdn.fosstodon.org/accounts/avatars/000/269/530/original/27f50e04568cd9a5.png https://njump.me/nevent1qqsrmd96a88agqfl2zh95r2pgdnayvrw7ztk07xhpvjt09j5av7k3aszyzjez3raz07kl6l8ha28myeg60y4a9w9tgukxy3qf664elp3lxxkgkee6x4 I wish there was two different sets of default mime-types in the operating system. One for *viewing* files and one for *editing* files. #Linux<br/><br/>When using a file-manager, sometimes I want to view a file with a simple viewer that starts immediately and don&#39;t allow editing. Sometimes I want to load the file into an editor of suitable kind.<br/><br/>In the current paradigm there can only be one default application. But I think another option is needed.<br/><br/>IIRC #DirectoryOpus for #Amiga could do this. 2024-07-28T10:18:44Z