np :)
but your thanks should go to Mr. Meurer for making a good intuitive
command interface :)
I've been checking that other program, pcmanfm (kinda stupid name, but
that's the author's right), and I really do like what he's done with
the tabs and superuser mode, it'd be great if this gets included in
thunar :)
N. Volbers wrote:
Hi Kresimir,
Kresimir Spes schrieb:
yeah, that would be a great feature!
meanwhile, you can create a custom action with this command:
gksu thunar %d
Works great. So basically my request is reduced to the request for a
warning that is displayed, if you run thunar as root user.
Niklas.
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*Krešimir Špes*
Cateia Games <http://games.cateia.com>
Lead programmer
N. Volbers wrote:
Hello everyone,
first of all, thanks for this wonderful and fast file manager!
I was looking at an alternative gtk filemanager, pcmanfm, and noticed on
their screenshot page (on the very bottom) a nice-looking superuser
mode, see http://pcmanfm.sourceforge.net/screenshots.html .
Such a mode would be a great addition to thunar, because as it is now,
it is often necessary to change ownership through the shell. I tried a
workaround by adding an action which executes 'gksu thunar', but this
doesn't work too well, because (1) you always need to select something
to trigger an action, and (2) there is no substitution for the
directory, that thunar is currently browsing (I would then use 'gksu
thunar %thisdir').
What do you think?
Best regards,
Niklas.
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