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Many of the Linux file managers aren't great either, and sometimes fail at things I'd consider basic. Dolphin doesn't always measure a remote FS space correctl
by doubled112 3y ago
Many of the Linux file managers aren't great either, and sometimes fail at things I'd consider basic.
Dolphin doesn't always measure a remote FS space correctly. You have 10TB free, but it sees 0 and a 10MB file copy throws ERRNOSPC.
GVFS for non-local systems in Nautilus or Thunar is sometimes quirky too, although I haven't had any issues in a while, so either I'm used to working around the quirks or they were resolved.
- thedanbob 3y agoDolphin isn't perfect but if Finder worked as well as it I'd be so happy. But not the KDE file save dialog, that thing's as frustrating as macOS's.
- trueismywork 3y agoWhich remote FS? We regularly work with NFS without any problems.
- doubled112 3y agoIn the last case I'm thinking of, it is Xrdp's fuse mount. I would be willing to blame Xrdp, but Thunar works just fine side by side with the same file at the same time. Also kind of interesting was that Dolphin's status bar shows a different free space amount than Dolphin's properties window.