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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 ea
by 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.