> On 1/4/07, Jonas Bähr <jonas.ba
...@web.de> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I've just seen on kde-apps.org that the dolphin filemanager [1] has
> > an howto to make it the kde-default-fm. I haven't looked at it, but
> > this line is in the changelog:
> > Updated the documentation how to make Dolphin the default file
> > manager (Michael Austin).
> > perhaps this could be usefull for the krusader-docs too.
> > bye,
> > Jonas
> > [1] http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=40491
> Hi,
> This is what the Dolphin handbook says, i suppose it will work also
> for Krusader.
> Can somebody confirm this?
> Thanks!
> Frank
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> <qandaentry>
> <question>
> <para>How do I make Dolphin my default file manager</para>
> </question>
> <answer>
> <para>
> To make &dolphin; the default file manager for &kde; from the &kde;
> control centre open the File Associations section via; KDE
> Components>File Associations. If the user adds &dolphin; to the list
> of applications for the directory mime type and make it the first
> choice, then &dolphin; will become the default application to open any
> directory with. The directory mime type can be found by expanding the
> inode section of Known Types.
> </para>
> <para>
> To make &dolphin; the default file manager for the virtual directories
> &kde; creates e.g. system:/ then again in the File Associations
> section of the control centre expand the inode section of Known Types.
> Under the system_directory mime type, add &dolphin; to the list of
> applications, however instead of choosing &dolphin; from the kmenu,
> type the following in to the text box at the top; dolphin %u The
> virtual directories created by &kde; will then be opened by &dolphin;
> as default.
> </para>
> </answer>
> </qandaentry>
> </qandaset>
> </chapter>
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