Exploring Dolphin or Konqueror the other day, I came across a nice option. With the Detailed list of photos in one pane, there was a "side preview" option in which the photos appeared in a right pane when the cursor was simply hovered over the photo title. Now I can't find that option! Is anyone familiar with it, and able to point me to it? I think it had to be in either Konqueror (I thought that's where it was) or Dolphin.
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Re: Side preview: Where is it?
Dolphin > View > Panels > InformationWindows no longer obstructs my view.
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Re: Side preview: Where is it?
Originally posted by SnowhogDolphin > View > Panels > Information-- Werdigo49
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Yes, that really is the one. Above the information, a preview is there of the photo.Most important laptop specs (this is my main computer, with Kubuntu on it):<br /><br />4096MB RAM (DDR2)<br />500GB Hard Disk<br />ATI Mobility Radeon 4570HD Videocard with 512MB GDDR3 RAM, up to 2280MB VRAM<br />Intel® Core™ 2 Duo-processor T6600<br /><br />OS: Kubuntu 10.10
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You can configure previews in Settings - Configure Dolphin - General - Previews
Probably best if you play with that a little bit.
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Thanks! Yes, right-clicking in the Info pane and selecting "preview" gives the photo! That gets what I wanted.
I still wonder where I saw that "side preview" option listed, though.-- Werdigo49
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Re: Side preview: Where is it?
Originally posted by oshunluvrDid you try F11?-- Werdigo49
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