> One of the reasons I would like to use and OFM like krusader is that I
> want to avoid the use of the mouse as much as possible.

> However to select a file I seem to find no keyboard shortcut
> equivalent to left-click.

> Am I missing something?

> Am Dienstag 20 Oktober 2009 04:28:27 schrieb rustom:

> > One of the reasons I would like to use and OFM like krusader is that I
> > want to avoid the use of the mouse as much as possible.

> > However to select a file I seem to find no keyboard shortcut
> > equivalent to left-click.

> > Am I missing something?

> Hello,

> that should work with Shift+Down or simply Space or even Insert (depending on
> the selection mode settings you have defined in Konfigurator).

> by,
> Dirk

> On Oct 20, 2:01 pm, Dirk Eschler <esch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Am Dienstag 20 Oktober 2009 04:28:27 schrieb rustom:
> > > One of the reasons I would like to use and OFM like krusader is that I
> > > want to avoid the use of the mouse as much as possible.

> > > However to select a file I seem to find no keyboard shortcut
> > > equivalent to left-click.

> > > Am I missing something?

> > Hello,

> > that should work with Shift+Down or simply Space or even Insert
> > (depending on the selection mode settings you have defined in
> > Konfigurator).

> > by,
> > Dirk

> For me all these 3 -- Space, Insert and shift+down -- add to the
> selection
> Whereas left-click selects the file at current row (and unselects
> anything else if selected)
> Surely the left click-behavior must be on some key?

> Dont know if this has any relevance but I am using krusader 1.90.0
> under gnome

> Am Donnerstag 22 Oktober 2009 07:33:37 schrieb rustom:

> > For me all these 3 -- Space, Insert and shift+down -- add to the
> > selection
> > Whereas left-click selects the file at current row (and unselects
> > anything else if selected)
> > Surely the left click-behavior must be on some key?

> > Dont know if this has any relevance but I am using krusader 1.90.0
> > under gnome

> Ah okay, now i understand. I'm afraid there is no such key and you have to use
> Alt+Minus to clear the selection first.