Recently Used Files Records Synchronizer 0.1.0
(KDE Accessibility Application)
This is a little tool program that can synchronize the records of recently used files between Gnome and KDE.

Each time you select/save a file via GTK/KDE file dialog, the file is recorded in GTK/KDE recently-used files list.
You can find the entry to that list in GTK’s file dialog “Recently Used” and in KDE’s file dialog by going into the url ‘recentdocuments:/'(after KDE 4.9, for KDE 4.1-4.8, please install kio_recentdocument from kde-apps.org)

GTK and KDE use different ways to save that list so without the help from other programs, you can not share the list between GTK and KDE.

This program build a bridge between KDE and GTK’s recently used files lists. The change in one list will reflect to the other list in just few seconds ( by default, it is 2 seconds).

# Requirements #
1. KDE-libs4.x
2. gtk+2

# Download #
32bit user can download the binary file in the links below.You can run ‘ldd RecentlyUsedSync'(if you rename the file you download to ‘RecentlyUsedSync’) to see wheather you meet the requirements of the dynamic link libraries.

64bit The link of 64bit directs to the Arch Linux Package generated by OpenSUSE Build Service (since KDE-Apps can only upload one binary file, the other links should be outer links).
Users who uses other Linux distros can extract the package file to get the binary program from the relative path ‘usr/bin’.

# How to Use #

## Run from command line ##

./RecentlyUsedSync [time]

time stands for the time interval between two synchronize checks (unit: second), the default option is 2 seconds.

## Run in background ##
Make the program auto-start. It will synchronize the records every [time] seconds in background silently.

changelog:
0.1.0 initial release.

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Source: FULL ARTICLE at KDE Apps