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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•edit-21 year agoBoth hell no. I think pcmanfm-qt is the only good Filemanager apart Dolphin and Nautilus. But it also lacks many things. The “type to filter” feature is awesome and way more useful than dolphins search. I used it during a time where Dolphin always crashed for weird reasons, and it was tolerable
minus-squarebaduhailinkfedilink1•1 year ago The “type to filter” feature is awesome and way more useful than dolphins search. Dolphin has a filter feature, in addition to its search.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink0•1 year agoNo. :) Those are even less full featured than nautilus.
minus-square@mlglinkEnglish3•1 year agoMy dude nautilus didn’t even have its own open in terminal button until 2022.
Nemo? Thunar?
Both hell no. I think pcmanfm-qt is the only good Filemanager apart Dolphin and Nautilus. But it also lacks many things.
The “type to filter” feature is awesome and way more useful than dolphins search.
I used it during a time where Dolphin always crashed for weird reasons, and it was tolerable
Dolphin has a filter feature, in addition to its search.
Maybe that can be remapped somehow
It can, all shortcuts on Dolphin are remappable.
No. :) Those are even less full featured than nautilus.
Thunar is a way, way better…
My dude nautilus didn’t even have its own open in terminal button until 2022.