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Of course, don't get too excited, from the shape of the XFCE repos, no release is anytime soon.... however, some apps do last for more than 5 seconds without a crash, therefore I present you....
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Oooh, neat. Is that the new file manager? It reminds me vaguely of Finder on my friend's OS X.

I rather like the new look. I can only hope that KDE 4 has a similarly redesigned file manager, although I love Konqueror as a browser.
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ooh.. looks rather nice..

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I just wish graphical file managers could somehow reflect the /power/ you get in a GNU system. You can do all sorts of nice things, but MS' shell gives you more "apparent" power. Case in point: MS Explorer* lets you right click a number of images and resize them. You and I know that convert does that, but not the average user.

A flexible plugin system would do it, really. Does Konqueror support that kind of thing?

P.S. Go Rhythmbox! :D


[edit] In all fairness, I should mention that I found that out through a techie friend of mine, whose housewarming party I attended. He's dual-computer, Windows and Fedora.
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The Beatles wrote: ...
[edit] In all fairness, I should mention that I found that out through a techie friend of mine, whose housewarming party I attended. He's dual-computer, Windows and Fedora.
good combo that

I just use gimp to resize images... havnt a clue about konqueror
though it does have a rather nice 'photobook' for looking through folder of pictures
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Heard of the KPart architecture? I'm not quite sure what you are asking, but Konqueror is VERY extensible. The default install I have has a KPart that can pop up a Terminal Emulator within my browser. I can also do this is KAte (K Advanced Text Editor). It really depends what KParts you have on your system, I guess.

KPart is a really cool idea, though. I like the fact you can reuse applications within others.
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Post by Devari »

Here we go, terminal within Konqueror.

(Although you do have to use ^H to backspace, as the usual back button is reserved for Konq's own use. Minor inconvenience, though.)

(Also, it comes up quite fast. And has scrollbar!)
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While we're at it, play "Guess what applications Devari has on his Kicker bar?". :D
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