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Re: [SLE] My patience has run out / Konqueror, copy-paste
- From: Serguei Chabanov <chabanovs@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 30 Oct 2002 06:53:36 -0100
- Message-id: <200210300653.36849.chabanovs@xxxxxxxxxx>
On Wednesday 30 October 2002 04:19, Patrick wrote:
> > >>1. Having two konqueror windows open in 8.1: Copy file in one
> > >> window doesn't make the paste option become available in the other
> > >> window. This used to be so.
> Yes, now this works quite well for me also opening up multiple Konq
> windows with Ctrl-N. I still don't understand the need to have
> multiple Konq windows up though with the "split" capabilities it has.
>
> Patrick
I agree, and even advocate using command line for such stuff. There are
however exceptions, for example, when copying files from a CDROM: a single
click will mount the disk and open it in Konqueror, and you can copy-paste
files to another Konqueror window. Now, that's exactly how I used to do my
copy-paste.
Apparently, if I already have a running instance of Konqueror, when I click on
CDROM icon, the window that opens is another window of the running instance,
not a separate instance. So, copy-paste becomes possible between the CDROM
window and the window that has already been opened.
Somebody at KDE - or SuSE - has given it thought. In any case, if someone
wants to have copy-paste enabled between any of Konqueror windows on their
desktop, the desired command line switch must be somewhere around that cdrom
icon. This switch can be used in other menu/panel entries calling Konqueror.
Regards,
Serguei
> > >>1. Having two konqueror windows open in 8.1: Copy file in one
> > >> window doesn't make the paste option become available in the other
> > >> window. This used to be so.
> Yes, now this works quite well for me also opening up multiple Konq
> windows with Ctrl-N. I still don't understand the need to have
> multiple Konq windows up though with the "split" capabilities it has.
>
> Patrick
I agree, and even advocate using command line for such stuff. There are
however exceptions, for example, when copying files from a CDROM: a single
click will mount the disk and open it in Konqueror, and you can copy-paste
files to another Konqueror window. Now, that's exactly how I used to do my
copy-paste.
Apparently, if I already have a running instance of Konqueror, when I click on
CDROM icon, the window that opens is another window of the running instance,
not a separate instance. So, copy-paste becomes possible between the CDROM
window and the window that has already been opened.
Somebody at KDE - or SuSE - has given it thought. In any case, if someone
wants to have copy-paste enabled between any of Konqueror windows on their
desktop, the desired command line switch must be somewhere around that cdrom
icon. This switch can be used in other menu/panel entries calling Konqueror.
Regards,
Serguei
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