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Feature #722 - Desktop drag and drop file

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23 Sep 2002 20:08
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753

  • Duplicates: Feature #46 - Support for file copy (and drag and drop) between computers

SourceForge user: thinair

What about the possibility to make a file drag and drop
from one desktop to the other


#1

21 Oct 2002 07:15: Issue Importer wrote a comment.

SourceForge user: crs23

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Yes, that'd be cool. It turns out to be fiendishly
difficult, though.


#2

26 May 2003 19:32: Issue Importer wrote a comment.

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i would say this would be too hard as if it was done the
program would slow to a halt, and it would be very hard to
code


#3

27 May 2003 15:16: Issue Importer wrote a comment.

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slow? probably not, except actually transferring a dropped
file will obviously take some time. but that could be done
in the background with relatively little effect on the
interactive performance of synergy.


#4

12 Aug 2003 14:34: Issue Importer wrote a comment.

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fdsgcxg


#5

18 Sep 2003 16:39: Issue Importer wrote a comment.

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This is something I'd love to see!!


#6

16 Dec 2004 02:05: Issue Importer wrote a comment.

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On windows boxes, just set up a share on each computer.
Then make a "sent to" link. Right click the file, send to

Works fine for me. Id prefer drag and drop feature, but this
works in the mean time.


#7

24 May 2006 04:25: Issue Importer wrote a comment.

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Presumably you'd want to do this in another connection and
another thread, otherwise it would thoroughly swamp the
current one. It would be a damn nice feature, though.


#8

27 Aug 2010 22:20: Brendan Sheehy wrote a comment.

I have never worked on an open source project before but I would really like to try my hand at developing this feature. I would guess that it would not be very difficult. Obviously it would need to be secure across the LAN. I was browsing for this feature specifically and I found a few requests for this feature by different people. It was mentioned that setting up an ssh channel for file transfer between the files could be an option.
Again I would guess it would not be particularly difficult to achieve.


#9

28 Aug 2010 00:32: Nick Bolton wrote a comment.

Brendan Sheehy wrote:

I have never worked on an open source project before but I would really like to try my hand at developing this feature. I would guess that it would not be very difficult. Obviously it would need to be secure across the LAN. I was browsing for this feature specifically and I found a few requests for this feature by different people. It was mentioned that setting up an ssh channel for file transfer between the files could be an option.
Again I would guess it would not be particularly difficult to achieve.

Yeah, you could use encryption, but it would be simpler not to. Synergy is already unencrypted (though issue #13 addresses this), so making file transfers also unencrypted would make some degree of sense.

Anyway, please ask on the "dev mailing list":http://groups.google.com/group/synergy-plus-dev if you have any dev questions. You might also want to check out the [[DeveloperFAQ|dev FAQ]].


9 Sep 2010 14:22: Nick Bolton changed Status.

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2 Apr 2013 02:37: Nick Bolton changed Status.

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