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On Thursday 20 Apr 2017 12:47:20 Philip Webb wrote: |
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> 170420 Dale wrote: |
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> > Mick wrote: |
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> >> On Wednesday 19 Apr 2017 19:14:10 Philip Webb wrote: |
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> >>> I've never used Konqueror as a file-manager, but regularly use Krusader, |
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> >>> which I strongly recommend for all heavy-lifting of files/directories. |
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> >> Thanks Philip, I had used Krusader in the past and you encouraged me to |
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> >> give it another spin. Icons for menus still don't show up and no matter |
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> >> what I select under Panels/Selection Mode, it still requires double |
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> >> click to open files or directories. Plus it has no side panel for |
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> >> switching fast to other places, remote servers, et al. |
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> > It did the same when I peeked in on it too. For me, this worked. |
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> > Settings, Configure Krusader, Panels, Selection Mode. The check Obey |
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> > KDE's Global Selection Policy. It's not a easy setting to find |
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> > when you go blindly looking for it. If like me you have KDE set |
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> > to single click, a single click should open things up. |
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> Krusader worked properly with Fluxbox, so it shouldn't need KDE desktop, |
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> but you're correct that you need to go carefully thro' its config options. |
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> There are fast-switching options, but you may have to look for them : |
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> you can set bookmarks at the top of each panel, |
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> which I use to access an external site via Fuse among other places, |
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> & there's an option to call up a directory tree. |
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> The Krusader WWW site has a PDF manual you can download. |
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> Take a bit of time to look at everything Krusader offers. |
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Thank you both, I have tried various combinations but can't get it to work |
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with a single click. See attached screenshots of systemsettings5 for KDE-wide |
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mouse input and of krusader settings for Panel/Selection mode. |
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I still prefer hands down how old Konqueror could be split to multiple |
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horizontal and vertical regions (like tmux) and its side panel. For me |
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Krusader is not that much different to how Dolphin works, except that it does |
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not come with a side panel and has all the <F#> shortcut buttons. I'll take |
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it for a test drive while I lament the loss of Konqueror and see if it grows |
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on me. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |