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    #16
    Re: Please send Dolphin back to Sea

    Originally posted by Telengard
    Where are the Move files to ... and Copy files to ... functions?
    At least with the latest version of dolphin, those can be enabled in dolphin settings > General > Context Menu

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      #17
      Re: Please send Dolphin back to Sea

      Hello Rog131,

      Originally posted by Rog131
      So here's my Konsole log:

      Code:
      ken@vHeron:~$ cd /home/ken/.kde/share/apps/d3lphin/
      [email]ken@vHeron:~/.kde[/email]/share/apps/d3lphin$ ls -laF
      total 16
      drwx------ 2 ken ken 4096 2008-09-29 12:14 ./
      drwx------ 29 ken ken 4096 2008-09-22 11:10 ../
      -rw-r--r-- 1 ken ken 1126 2008-09-28 19:49 bookmarks.xml
      -rw-r--r-- 1 ken ken 1126 2008-09-28 19:49 bookmarks.xml.bak
      [email]ken@vHeron:~/.kde[/email]/share/apps/d3lphin$ mkdir servicemenus
      [email]ken@vHeron:~/.kde[/email]/share/apps/d3lphin$ cd servicemenus/
      [email]ken@vHeron:~/.kde[/email]/share/apps/d3lphin/servicemenus$ echo -e '[Desktop Entry]
      > ServiceTypes=all/allfiles,inode/directory
      > Actions=CopyTo;MoveTo
      > Encoding=UTF-8
      > X-KDE-Submenu=Copy and Move To
      >
      > [Desktop Action CopyTo]
      > Name=Copy To
      > Icon=folder_man
      > Exec=cp %U `kdialog --getexistingdirectory ~/`
      >
      > [Desktop Action MoveTo]
      > Name=Move To
      > Icon=folder_red_open
      > Exec=mv %U `kdialog --getexistingdirectory ~/`
      > ' > copy_move_to.desktop
      [email]ken@vHeron:~/.kde[/email]/share/apps/d3lphin/servicemenus$
      Seems to work, and is a pretty spiffy workaround. So thanks, Rog131, for the research and explanation.

      Even so, I'm not sure I'm completely sold on Dolphin. I always thought that removing functionality in favor of simple interfaces was the philosophy of GNOME. If the KDE and Kubuntu teams are now adopting the same philosophy, then perhaps I should reevaluate my own notions about what environment will best serve my needs.

      Originally posted by razrlazr
      The good thing is -- we got choices here. The bad thing is if your choice is not the default-- it's annoying.
      Well said, razrlazr!
      Welcome newbies!
      Verify the ISO
      Kubuntu's documentation

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