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Frank Steinmetzger wrote: |
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> Am Wed, Apr 27, 2022 at 02:37:12PM -0500 schrieb Dale: |
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>> Howdy, |
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>> I did my weekly updates this past Sunday. I noticed one change I like. |
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>> If I put my mouse pointer over a video file, it does like a animated |
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>> preview thingy. I've seen some websites do that and it is kinda nifty. |
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>> Then I noticed something that is missing and I use that a LOT, I mean a |
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>> whole LOT. When I move a file(s) from one place to another, I either |
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>> use Cut or Copy where the file is located and then use Paste where I |
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>> want it to go. I can do the Cut and Copy part, they are in the right |
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>> click menu as always. However, the Paste option is gone. |
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>> […] |
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>> This is either a bug or I'm not looking in the right place to enable |
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>> this again. |
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>> […] |
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>> Anyone else notice this or just me? Am I missing where the setting to |
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>> control this is? Is it just gone? Thoughts? |
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> The menu entry appears once you actually have something to paste. |
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> So copy/cut a file first. |
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> Just reproduced it on my 22.04 Dolphin. |
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I always Cut or Copy first. I been doing it that way for many years, |
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even back in the KDE3 days. As pointed out by Neil, you have to put the |
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mouse pointer in a different place now. Used to you could put it about |
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anywhere but now it has to be on the left side of the pane where there |
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is a empty space. That works fine and is workable but have to remember |
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to do it that way now. Maybe the old behavior will be back with the |
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next upgrade. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |