Hello!
> Your explanation is not quite clear. Do you want a key that changes the > current panel to the directory used by the other panel or a key that > changes the other panel to the directory used by the current panel? A key that changes the other panel to the directory used by the current panel. > Assuming that you want the former, I tried to implement it, and it doesn't > feel very comfortable. I understand why this might feel unconfortable. This funcion is an old windows legacy that most of us converts are used to. Windows Commander (_the_ file manager for windows), Norton Commander, RC etc. have panels working that way. >>Its a big time saver and most of the other linux file managers have the >>feature implemented. > > OK, please give more information. I don't have time to check all other > file managers. How does it work and which key does it use? Krusader is one of the more popular GUI file managers. (http://krusader.sourceforge.net/scr.php?s=1). This KDE file manager is actualy a clone of Windows Commander (mentioned on the homepage). It works this way: when you are in one panel, use [ctrl] + [cursor right] to change the right panel to the directory used by the left panel (there is also [ctrl] + [cursor left] to do the oposite). Other file manager that I have used and that has the same funcion is: Gentoo (http://www.obsession.se/gentoo/) Thanks. ZJ _______________________________________________ Mc-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc-devel
