topshelf

Current files applet for gnome
  https://launchpad.net/topshelf
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Topshelf is a simple gnome applet which provides a place to store the files the user is currently working on (not right now, but in general, in a period of time). unlike a real shelf, however, topshelf just links to the files; it doesn't contain them.

the concept of topshelf is to contain files that are put there by the user, as opposed to the 'recent files list' which is automatically managed. for example, the top shelf might contain a story the user is currently writing; a project for school or for work, a diary, etc. on the other hand, music and video files would typically not be in the top shelf (since they cycle very fast), but they would appear in the recent files list.
Latest reviews
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Xyie 13 years ago

Useful, but not very configurable. Maintains a low profile on the panel, but compensated with a large window that appears when you click the icon. Don't expect a menu out of this applet, nor a settings manager.

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paulasimoes 14 years ago

Great tool to help you found files you are working at the moment

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marana 14 years ago

Useful gnome applet