How to type anything in Location Toolbar of Krusader
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When I plug-in my Android phone by USB, it gets mounted as
"mtp://....." and I can see my photos in 'Files' (Nautilus), but I would like to see them in Krusader. So I found a post telling me to type "mtp:" into the Location Toolbar of Krusader and according to the manual (Krusader.pdf) you CAN type an address:
"The user can enter a desired path by clicking on it."
But that doesn't work in Krusader on my Ubuntu 17.10!
What is wrong?
PS: This is not the only problem I have with Krusader - the other problems are described here:
Krusader window too wide - can't be changed
"unable to get password" when trying to unzip password-protected archive
mtp krusader
asked Mar 28 at 14:57
Henrik R.
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When I plug-in my Android phone by USB, it gets mounted as
"mtp://....." and I can see my photos in 'Files' (Nautilus), but I would like to see them in Krusader. So I found a post telling me to type "mtp:" into the Location Toolbar of Krusader and according to the manual (Krusader.pdf) you CAN type an address:
"The user can enter a desired path by clicking on it."
But that doesn't work in Krusader on my Ubuntu 17.10!
What is wrong?
PS: This is not the only problem I have with Krusader - the other problems are described here:
Krusader window too wide - can't be changed
"unable to get password" when trying to unzip password-protected archive
mtp krusader
asked Mar 28 at 14:57
Henrik R.
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up vote
0
down vote
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up vote
0
down vote
favorite
When I plug-in my Android phone by USB, it gets mounted as
"mtp://....." and I can see my photos in 'Files' (Nautilus), but I would like to see them in Krusader. So I found a post telling me to type "mtp:" into the Location Toolbar of Krusader and according to the manual (Krusader.pdf) you CAN type an address:
"The user can enter a desired path by clicking on it."
But that doesn't work in Krusader on my Ubuntu 17.10!
What is wrong?
PS: This is not the only problem I have with Krusader - the other problems are described here:
Krusader window too wide - can't be changed
"unable to get password" when trying to unzip password-protected archive
mtp krusader
asked Mar 28 at 14:57
Henrik R.
707
When I plug-in my Android phone by USB, it gets mounted as
"mtp://....." and I can see my photos in 'Files' (Nautilus), but I would like to see them in Krusader. So I found a post telling me to type "mtp:" into the Location Toolbar of Krusader and according to the manual (Krusader.pdf) you CAN type an address:
"The user can enter a desired path by clicking on it."
But that doesn't work in Krusader on my Ubuntu 17.10!
What is wrong?
PS: This is not the only problem I have with Krusader - the other problems are described here:
Krusader window too wide - can't be changed
"unable to get password" when trying to unzip password-protected archive
mtp krusader
mtp krusader
asked Mar 28 at 14:57
Henrik R.
707
asked Mar 28 at 14:57
Henrik R.
707
asked Mar 28 at 14:57
Henrik R.
707
asked Mar 28 at 14:57
Henrik R.
707
asked Mar 28 at 14:57
Henrik R.
707
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This was solved by forcing Krusader to create a new configuration file by renaming the file "~/.config/krusaderrc". See Krusader window too wide - can't be changed
answered May 6 at 14:26
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1 Answer
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This was solved by forcing Krusader to create a new configuration file by renaming the file "~/.config/krusaderrc". See Krusader window too wide - can't be changed
answered May 6 at 14:26
Henrik R.
707
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up vote
0
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accepted
This was solved by forcing Krusader to create a new configuration file by renaming the file "~/.config/krusaderrc". See Krusader window too wide - can't be changed
answered May 6 at 14:26
Henrik R.
707
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
This was solved by forcing Krusader to create a new configuration file by renaming the file "~/.config/krusaderrc". See Krusader window too wide - can't be changed
answered May 6 at 14:26
Henrik R.
707
This was solved by forcing Krusader to create a new configuration file by renaming the file "~/.config/krusaderrc". See Krusader window too wide - can't be changed
answered May 6 at 14:26
Henrik R.
707
answered May 6 at 14:26
Henrik R.
707
answered May 6 at 14:26
Henrik R.
707
answered May 6 at 14:26
Henrik R.
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