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I feel like you can change dolphin “into” any file manager you want. It’s so configurable and really is a pleasure to use.

• Gualdrapo 5y ago
  It's true, you can use another file manager as your default in KDE, via the settings application. Don't take my word on this but it's something you can do as early as since the KDE4.x days, when Dolphin was starting out and people were used to Konqueror.
  • kroltan 5y ago
    I understood flatiron to mean you can configure Dolphin to look and/or behave similarly to other file managers, not that you can literally swap it, even though you might be able to.
  • RedShift1 5y ago
    KDE 3.5 had all the knobs you could imagine and probably had more than KDE today