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It looks really great. Is there something similar for Linux?
by V__ 2y ago
It looks really great. Is there something similar for Linux?
- exceptione 2y agoKDE Dolphin.
- RachelF 2y agoDouble commander?
- Cloudef 2y agoNot really, linux doesn't really have a good file manager. Dolphin probably gets you closest. I'd like to scratch the itch, but I don't have time to start such a project at the moment.
- Sweepi 2y agoReally, dolphin is best? Using Dolphin on Nobara right now, and the pinned items in the left pane are not there in the systems "file open" dialog, the dialog does not even have breadcrumbs(!!). Or am I holding it wrong?
- exceptione 2y agoYou have the option of what applications will show the pin. Right click on an item and you can choose if this is global or app-specific (in this case dolphin, but you can indeed pin per app!). The file open dialog is likely the "portal", which works securely across sandboxed applications. Every Linux does have a portal implementation. In KDE this portal has quite some features, but it could be that some are not available, possibly spec-related or security concern. You can look in the settings though. EDIT: pinned items are available in the desktop-portal. I have not looked into breadcrumbs, but I like the location bar to be editable straight away anyways.
- kps 2y agoMight be https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=406450 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=406450 as in https://bugsfiles.kde.org/attachment.cgi?id=158755 https://bugsfiles.kde.org/attachment.cgi?id=158755 tl;dr There's a ‘filename’ version and a ‘URL’ version of the dialog. Some things are incorrectly missing from the ‘filename’ version because they're internally implemented using URLs.