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Re: off topic remark
by fish on Thursday 15/Feb/2007, @03:27

Oh no, please...

I gave dolphin a try and didn't like it at all. Can it do ftp'ing? I didn't get it to work...also, looots of space on the left (in the sidebar) is empty and wasted for nothing...not excited at all, sorry guys.

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Re: off topic remark
by fish on Thursday 15/Feb/2007, @03:35

And yeah, where's the Krusader/MidnightCommander like shortcuts?

I miss being able to move files and do things with the F Keys...

And yeah, I still think Krusader should be the default filemanager for KDE!

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Re: off topic remark
by Jucato on Thursday 15/Feb/2007, @04:49

I think it's a bit unfair to be looking for Krusader/MC shortcuts in an app that doesn't even try to emulate/imitate Krusader/MC.

http://enzosworld.gmxhome.de/ explains what Dolphin is and what it aims to be. And what it currently has.

As for KIO, I have tested it to handle the following protocols already:

home:/, file:/, system:/, media:/, remote:/, applications:/, sftp:/, and ftp:/

I can't test fish:/ and smb:/ as I have no way of testing these.

So, as for your other question, yes, Dolphin works with FTP/SFTP.

(I find this all extremely strange, as I'm a hardcore Konqueror lover/user, and yet here I am talking about Dolphin...)

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