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Re: Tenor KIO-slave?
by James L on Thursday 14/Apr/2005, @08:38
It is actually, and honestly a very annoying/good thing (depending on what I want to do, which I don't expect KDE to be able to telepathically figure out) with my config is that it does show up as the opened tar file over ftp or http. (It's something I forget which under file types, show in embedded viewer as default I believe.)

And tar, gzip, bzip all already are piped through eachother. The tar kio-slave only handles uncompressed tar files (As of at least KDE 2.x, as I last recall looking. I doubt it would have changed), and the appropriate gzip/bzip kio-slave is used automatically.

Ie, tar://home/user/example.tar.gz is really tar://gzip://home/user/example.tar.gz (or something like that)
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