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It still works just as you'd expect in Dolphin (the current KDE file manager), you click in the breadcrumb address bar on top, type in fish:// and the address,
by KozmoNau7 6y ago
It still works just as you'd expect in Dolphin (the current KDE file manager), you click in the breadcrumb address bar on top, type in fish:// and the address, and you get a login prompt.
All of the other KIO slaves work as well, certainly SMB/CIFS works great and I use it all the time.
KDE has all these nice convenient little features that just makes everyday tasks a bit easier.
- rsync 6y agoHow much KDE Do I need to install just to get dolphin? That is, if I am using a different window manager such as ion3...
- michaelmrose 6y agoDepends on how it's packaged you could trivially end up with an extra GB of libraries. I guess it depends on whether that much storage is meaningful.
- Macha 6y agoI use dolphin with i3 on arch. It's not nothing (particularly if you install optional deps for features like thumbnailing or search indexing), you have a lot of the foundational modules like kparts and kio required, but it's not like you'll end up installing kdm, kwin, or the desktop apps: https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/dolphin/ https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/dolphin/