KDE 4.5 has been good to me so far, except the monstrosity that is Dolphin. I was already irked by the slowness and the crazy sorting behaviour, now it hangs.
Read more »Demonstrating the Power of KDE: Dolphin Outpaces Konqueror Yet?
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Nice demo of the many capabilities gained by Dolphin since its debut in KDE 4.0.
Read more »Watermark Images With Nautilus Actions
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In my last post I showed how you can add your own custom functions to the GNOME file manager with Nautilus Actions. This script will batch watermark images with Nautilus Actions and ImageMagick. It also works with KDE's Dolphin custom actions as well as the command line.
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KDESC 4.3+: Video, Music, Image and Document Preview in Dolphin
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In most distributions that come with KDE Software Compilation 4.3 and above, opening Dolphin for browsing the filesystem will give you Preview Mode Button. We will expand on this option.
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How-To: Create an Open as Root Service Menu in Dolphin and Konqueror (KDE4)
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Not so long ago I put up a tutorial which included three useful tips for Konqueror 3.5.9 (KDE3), and one of them was how to create an Open as Root service menu for directories. In this how-to I will show how to accomplish the same thing in KDE4 this time, for both Dolphin and Konqueror.
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Some Random Thoughts on Dolphin
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I’ve been using Dolphin for my file manager, rather than Konqueror, for about a week now. These are just some random things I’ve thought about while adjusting my behavior and work process.
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Nautilus vs. Dolphin vs. Konqueror
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when the KDE team decided to replace Konqueror with Dolphin everything changed. Because, at least for now, Dolphin is a lot like Nautilus and has little to do with what KDE users were accustomed to.
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