JoeDuncan
June 8th, 2009, 06:35 PM
Hi, so I run Gnome as my desktop environment under Ubuntu 9.04, but lately I have been missing some crucial features of the Konqueror file manager. Namely, I love the ability to drag and drop and then select whether I want to create a link, make a copy or move the file; Nautilus defaults to moving which is quite annoying. You can get the menu by clicking *then* holding alt (no click+alt which would make sense - it has to be click *then* alt) but this is *really* annoying. Is there any way to assign the default behaviour?
Additionally, I also like being able to right click and select "Open Terminal Here" which is also unavailable in Nautilus.
So, I installed Konqueror, intending on using it as my main file manager. It installed just fine and installed some KDE libs it depended on as well (I don't have the whole KDesktop installed). However, when I run it, the navigation panel is missing some graphics, as you can see in the attached image.
Does anyone know how to fix this, or in what KDE package the images are found?
Thanks!
Additionally, I also like being able to right click and select "Open Terminal Here" which is also unavailable in Nautilus.
So, I installed Konqueror, intending on using it as my main file manager. It installed just fine and installed some KDE libs it depended on as well (I don't have the whole KDesktop installed). However, when I run it, the navigation panel is missing some graphics, as you can see in the attached image.
Does anyone know how to fix this, or in what KDE package the images are found?
Thanks!