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Flagstaff
programming.dev
Flagstaff@programming.devJoined: 2025-02-18 |
Nemo: I can't move to search results without the mouse. This is unacceptable in 2026... But at least it has Meld as an awesome file-compare plugin in the Software Manager. However, it has no audio statistics and can't view audio metadata in file properties. Thunar: I can select search results by keyboard, but I can't cut and paste files from an external drive to the internal drive; for some reason "Paste" is grayed out. It has no "open as root" folder feature, but I can at least cut regardless in Nemo without root access. Yazi: I can't even install it because
I had bad experiences with Double Commander and Dolphin on Windows; it was just harder to do stuff and the context menus felt lacking. Are they still worth trying? |
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southsamurai (he/him/pronoun agnostic)
sh.itjust.works
southsamurai@sh.itjust.worksJoined: 2023-06-19 |
I'd give dolphin a try. I know it can cut/paste across drives, I did that the other day. However, I'm not sure about the search issue. I use my mouse heavily because it's faster for me. It's always worth trying something you haven't used on Linux yet, and it's often worth trying something you haven't used in a while since updates exist. |
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tatterdemalion
programming.dev
tatterdemalion@programming.devJoined: 2023-07-02 |
Try following the official installation instructions: https://yazi-rs.github.io/docs/installation/#debian Or if that doesn't work, build from source. Build Rust projects from source is generally pretty easy. |
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kata1yst
sh.itjust.works
kata1yst@sh.itjust.works Joined: 2024-02-16 |
I'd give dolphin a try. I know it can cut/paste across drives, I did that the other day. However, I'm not sure about the search issue. I use my mouse heavily because it's faster for me. It's always worth trying something you haven't used on Linux yet, and it's often worth trying something you haven't used in a while since updates exist.
Dolphin is great. PCManFM is also stellar. |
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SubArcticTundra
lemmy.ml
SubArcticTundra@lemmy.mlJoined: 2023-06-03 |
I'd give dolphin a try. I know it can cut/paste across drives, I did that the other day. However, I'm not sure about the search issue. I use my mouse heavily because it's faster for me. It's always worth trying something you haven't used on Linux yet, and it's often worth trying something you haven't used in a while since updates exist.
One more vote for Dolphin. KDE apps let you define custom keyboard shortcuts, so OP might be able to create one for focusing the search box |
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adarza
piefed.ca
adarza@piefed.caJoined: 2025-06-07 |
I'd give dolphin a try. I know it can cut/paste across drives, I did that the other day. However, I'm not sure about the search issue. I use my mouse heavily because it's faster for me. It's always worth trying something you haven't used on Linux yet, and it's often worth trying something you haven't used in a while since updates exist.
for what it's worth, i just did all this in dolphin with just the keyboard: keyword search in ~, navigated results, picked a range of files, copied to clipboard, navigated to a secondary drive and directory on it, and pasted those files. |
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Flagstaff
programming.dev
Flagstaff@programming.devJoined: 2025-02-18 |
One more vote for Dolphin. KDE apps let you define custom keyboard shortcuts, so OP might be able to create one for focusing the search box
I just want to be able to tab over from the query field to the results. It's insane that Nemo doesn't have this. I'll revisit Dolphin, thanks. |
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Flagstaff
programming.dev
Flagstaff@programming.devJoined: 2025-02-18 |
Dolphin is great. PCManFM is also stellar.
Thanks, I don't think I either heard or remembered that last one! |
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Flagstaff
programming.dev
Flagstaff@programming.devJoined: 2025-02-18 |
for what it's worth, i just did all this in dolphin with just the keyboard: keyword search in ~, navigated results, picked a range of files, copied to clipboard, navigated to a secondary drive and directory on it, and pasted those files.
I'm having difficulty putting it in dark mode on Mint Cinnamon... any ideas? |
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Flagstaff
programming.dev
Flagstaff@programming.devJoined: 2025-02-18 |
Try following the official installation instructions: https://yazi-rs.github.io/docs/installation/#debian Or if that doesn't work, build from source. Build Rust projects from source is generally pretty easy.
It's okay, I guess; Nemo is good enough for now (and Nemo Compare is absolutely essential to resolving my Syncthing conflicts anyway)... but thanks for the find and idea. |
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