On Monday 16 November 2009 18:23:29 you wrote:
> > Err. I wasn't clear. I'm in E17 and I still can't find where to open EFM
> > other than rt-clicking the desktop and choosing file -> home or root. I
> > was asking how I just open EFM from the cli of a terminal running in E17
> > or what executable I need to use to use Apps -> Add in E17 to add an
> > iconf for EFM :-(
>
> heh, nice question :). imho it was possible some time ago with a help of
> an old "enlightenment_remote" command. now i don't see that it still
> available (it was renamed to the "enlightenment_remote_old" while ago).
> seems that the best way is:
>
> Settings -> Settings Panel -> Input -> Key Bindings
>
> and set the kbd shortcut to open a EFM (it works).
>
> regards,
> sda
>
And... there I was feeling like an idiot because I couldn't figure out how to
launch it from eterm ;-) (that's going to drive people nuts...)
I settled on:
win + h ~/
win + r /
win + w /srv/http (w for web)
Why no "copy to.." & "move to.." context menu entries? Also, a really slick
addition to eterm (or whatever the standard xterm for e17 will be) would be an
"Open File Manager here" context menu entry like konsole has with its "Open
Browser here" context entry.
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