On Thursday 28 August 2008 09:34:01 macintoshzoom wrote: > 4- I do not like dolphin simplish file browsing, my tweaked > super-konqueror seems to have a lot more powerful functionality (e.g. I > have added some custom servicemenus that I can't live without), can > anyone explain me (or link me to somewhere) why the hell at KDE 4 they > are replacing if for dolphin? (It may exist a good reason, but maybe it > is not applicable to me (and to many other kder's) > I use to do simultaneous local files and web browsing (dozens of tabs), > and aside the above wish-list that annoy me, konqueror is doing a quite > productive job for me. Dolphin does, I believe, address a number of issues about Konqueror not meeting accepted usability guidelines. If you feel that it doesn't serve you well, it's simple to make Konqueror your default file manager. In System Settings, go to the Advanced tab and click on File Associations. In the list of Known Types, go to the inode/directory type. In the General tab at the right side of the window, select Konqueror in the Application Preference Order and click on the Up button until it is at the top. Click on Apply to save the changes. Anne
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