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Re: Konqueror
by Paul Eggleton on Thursday 01/Mar/2007, @19:50

Seeing as KIO is integral to KDE's file handling there's no way it would just stop working.

> By default, I (focus is on I) need a browser that puts tight
> limits on what is possible to do with files.

But that's not what Dolphin is supposed to do - in fact, by not having to worry about also being a web browser, it can offer an interface better suited to file management.

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Re: Konqueror
by Steve on Tuesday 18/Mar/2008, @08:26

>But that's not what Dolphin is supposed to do - in fact, by not having to worry about also being a web browser, it can offer an interface better suited to file management.

Please explain how Dolphin is better suited to file management? What about it makes it better? Be Specific.

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