On Friday, 2012-04-06, John Woodhouse wrote:
I'm trying to use Dolphin - the file manager as konq used to be
Comments related to Dolphin
Hmm, ok. But why not use Konqueror if you are looking for its features?
Cheers,
Kevin
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Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer
KDE user
if it has happened but that would be a useful step up from Konq. I also
thought that the general idea was to replace konq with dolphin.
It is more an addition, i.e. having a file managment only application available
additional to the graphical shell Konqueror.
Konqueror with all its modes
but the search
results fiasco is clearly a silly omission.
John
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From: Kevin Krammer kram...@kde.org
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Subject: Re: [kde] Dolphin search anomalies KDE 4.6.0
if it has happened but that would
On Saturday, 2012-04-07, John Woodhouse wrote:
Have to forgive me here Keven but having checked the 2 konq looks to be the
same as dolphin and just presented in a different way but dolphin has a
file search and konq has bookmarks and I can open text files into another
tab with it.
The two
I sometimes use the search facility for moving things about as things get
rather untidy at times. I haven't checked this out in all instances but suspect
it applies.
I recently bought an all in one hdd docking unit as I have moved my pc case to
a position where I can't easily get to the usb
On Friday, 2012-04-06, John Woodhouse wrote:
Another odd aspect is that I can only find all of them as root. I assume
this is because the disk contains one of my old home directories.
Searching as none root does bring some up though.
My guess would be that file system access restrictions
John Woodhouse posted on Fri, 06 Apr 2012 04:53:20 -0700 as excerpted:
Anyway I decided to look at a couple of old discs to see if there was
anything I needed on them. Just browsing through files seems to be ok. I
can launch them. Bit tedious going through that again so I decided to
use
