Re: Bring up a screen giving option to open a series of orgmode files

[Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support>]

Thank you for script, I will see to use it. That is exactly that I
need for indexing of some important references. Today I had 
need for this.

> Maybe it is possible to add necessary features to pdf.js and to serve the
> viewer from purely static site (no authorization and no API
> endpoints).

That involves via as web server, and browser. For WWW is
alright. Maybe it could open browser on local files, but is just too
many vias. If I wish to package whole system it requires whole system
distribution. Bunch of files.

> > > And finally, running browser under a different user is likely not enough.
> > > Browser for working with "external" resources should be isolated from home
> > > or office network (network namespace, container, virtual machine). There are
> > > enough web sites that checks which ports are open at least on the localhost.
> > > Local network could be scanned through browser as well.
> > 
> > I agree, only that it is not practical for majority of us. In my
> > opinion browsing machines should be separate with few sensitive
> > files if any.
> 
> https://stgraber.org/2014/02/09/lxc-1-0-gui-in-containers/
> https://gudok.xyz/lxcdeb/

That is something to study and try out.

> > When I get mobile device in my hand it allows me to share pictures
> > to email, chat, web server, to other file managers, and so
> > on. Desktop operating systems are not so well integrated as mobile
> > systems.
> 
> Desktop has a convenient keyboard and a mouse to allow *authoring*, mobile
> devices are more limited in that sense, they are more suitable for *sharing*
> content generated by others or "liking" it. On desktop one could add a
> couple of valuable phrases in several seconds: why the item to share is
> important for particular person at particular moment, copy-paste is just a
> few more keystrokes.

That is one viewpoint but look at Engelbart, did he use mobile device?
Probably nobody even knew about such to exist in future 25 years later
when he invented hypertext systems.

Highlights of the 1968 "Mother of All Demos"
https://www.dougengelbart.org/content/view/276/000/

We have various communication lines such as email, various chat
messengers, various social networks, fax, SMS, sound output, streaming
video, so anything should be shareable to any communication channel in
better integrated manner.

1. Place icons of small images like friend's faces on desktop.

2. Drag and drop any file to their icons. Finished.

System could do the rest, if it is short file, it could be sent as SMS
or email, if image or something else, send it as attachment or provide
password protected on a website with notification both to SMS and
email.

In general any feature that spares users of typing and making too many
actions is useful.