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I gave up on Linux desktop when Lubuntu file manager removed its tree view. A few months ago I read somewhere that it was restored. These news sound promising s
by narag 7y ago
I gave up on Linux desktop when Lubuntu file manager removed its tree view. A few months ago I read somewhere that it was restored. These news sound promising so I've taken a look and... it turns out that lxde is gone. Out of luck.
- makapuf 7y agoIt's gone, but has been replaced by lxqt, perfectly usable (unless you specifically prefer gtk)
- narag 7y agoThe thing I liked was the file manager tree view. PCMan had Windows 95 style tree. That's my favourite file manager arrangement, the one that suits my workflow. Even in Windows 10 it's possible to more or less have the original behaviour after some tweaking. In Linux, tree support comes and go in file managers. For me that's really infuriating. Programmers in charge of desktop environments wake up some day and decide that I shouldn't be working the way I've been working last 25 years and deprecate it. Not cool. Edit: it seems PCMan got a qt version. It seems I'll take a look after all.