Thanks all for your responses. Some interesting projects there.
For now I'll suggest nautilus or konqueror (whatever he has available)
and see what happens when he hits F9.
Cheers,
Roy.
Zane Gilmore, 2007-06-28 11:03:27:
KDE's Konqueror does that in file-manager mode or just by pressing F9.
I am also told that Nautilus can do it too but I don't know how to make
it so.
To make browser mode the default in Nautilus, you can fire up
gconf-editor, open /apps/nautilus/preferences,
Roy Britten wrote:
Thanks all for your responses. Some interesting projects there.
For now I'll suggest nautilus or konqueror (whatever he has available)
and see what happens when he hits F9.
Cheers,
Roy.
Konqueror has become my choice though following the suggestions
yesterday I have been
... other than switch to linux :)
A chap I know misses the Windows Explorer interface when he's on a
linux box. You know the sort of thing -- a split pane with an
expanding/collapsing directory tree on the left and a file list on the
right. I just use plain old nautilus and don't know of any
KDE's Konqueror does that in file-manager mode or just by pressing F9.
I am also told that Nautilus can do it too but I don't know how to make
it so.
Roy Britten wrote:
On 28/06/07, Roy Britten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A chap I know misses the Windows Explorer interface when he's on a
mc
On Thu, June 28, 2007 10:27 am, Roy Britten wrote:
... other than switch to linux :)
A chap I know misses the Windows Explorer interface when he's on a
linux box. You know the sort of thing -- a split pane with an
expanding/collapsing directory tree on the left and a file list on the
On 6/28/07, Roy Britten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... other than switch to linux :)
A chap I know misses the Windows Explorer interface when he's on a
linux box.
In alphabetical, i.e. no particular, order Linux offers these file managers:
Dolphin
( doesn't have the expanding tree thing, but
Roy Britten wrote:
... other than switch to linux :)
A chap I know misses the Windows Explorer interface when he's on a
linux box. You know the sort of thing -- a split pane with an
expanding/collapsing directory tree on the left and a file list on the
right. I just use plain old nautilus
