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2009-12-03
, 07:06
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2009-12-03
, 07:48
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@ Arlington (DFW), Texas
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I do not think "we" need emelfm2. It is notoriously quirky and running it on even smaller screen will not make it better. If I understand correctly, nobody here can make himself use Midnight Commander? If that is the case, "we" may just need a new file manager instead. May I suggest porting ROX Filer again, this time porting it well? Here is the homepage:
http://roscidus.com/desktop/ROX-Filer/
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2009-12-03
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2009-12-10
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2009-12-10
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Ok - here is another simple file manager question.
How do I copy files (from within MyDocs) to the sd card using the file manager?
Maybe I'm missing something, I hoped the file manager would have showed the card after I inserted it. Or do I need to reboot before it shows up? Or does it not show up at all!?
Thanks,
Spann
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2009-12-24
, 09:48
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@ Sicily
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2009-12-24
, 11:22
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@ Gothenburg, Sweden
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2009-12-24
, 13:44
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@ Sicily
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#89
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I really like the way I use Nautilus in Ubunto... I just open a "sudo nautilus" and then I can edit config files with gedit.. I am visual/artistisc person and just finds it very hard to use terminal and think in those terms.. I would like to be able to but the filemanager in sudo mode and see and edit all files as I do in Ubuntu
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2009-12-27
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@ Gothenburg, Sweden
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There may be better alternatives than emelFM2 that could be ported to Maemo -- my knowledge is very limited in that regard. But I know that it serves a purpose for me not served by command line nor by SSH, and that, unlike other potential Linux file managers, emelFM2 has been ported to Maemo.