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A Quick look alternative is preinstalled on Fedora (GNOME sushi). Just press space while on the file manager.
by nomad41 4y ago
A Quick look alternative is preinstalled on Fedora (GNOME sushi). Just press space while on the file manager.
- sandreas 4y agoThx, I know sushi, it was the first thing that I've found that made me love fedora. Out of the box quick look :-) But it is only similar to quick look, not as polished and integrated. Good enough though. Pretty much like the touchpad experience, if you tune a few settings, buy a glass touchpad from a Yoga x1y3 for your T480s WQHD[1] and install `libinput-config` to fix the kinetic scrolling on HiDPI :-) But don't use touchpad drivers like mtrack or synaptics. Stick to libinput... I plan to publish all my findings and research in a `Transition from macOS to Fedora` article in my blog, but 2 toddlers take their time ;) [1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/fo6hrc/i_replaced_my_t480s_trackpad_with_the_x1y3_glass/ https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/fo6hrc/i_replaced...
- reaperducer 4y agoA Quick look alternative is preinstalled on Fedora (GNOME sushi). Just press space while on the file manager. It's not equivalent. With QuickLook, I can not only preview files, I can manipulate them. For example, I can crop an image, or add a signature to a PDF, or even edit an image that I'm previewing on my computer with my phone or tablet and the result is on my computer instantly.