smoo2
November 19th, 2008, 05:26 PM
Hi, Forum,
Using Bash, the "--full-time" flag for "ls" will show all of the time metadata I could want for a given file. However, neither Konqueror nor Krusader nor Dolphin (using KDE 3.5) show the modified time for a file down to the seconds. If several files were modified within the same minute, these file browsers won't differentiate between the mod times, and these files will be shown as having been modified at the same time.
Is there an "easy" fix to get the seconds shown automatically in the metadata?
Thanks,
smoo2
Using Bash, the "--full-time" flag for "ls" will show all of the time metadata I could want for a given file. However, neither Konqueror nor Krusader nor Dolphin (using KDE 3.5) show the modified time for a file down to the seconds. If several files were modified within the same minute, these file browsers won't differentiate between the mod times, and these files will be shown as having been modified at the same time.
Is there an "easy" fix to get the seconds shown automatically in the metadata?
Thanks,
smoo2