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Questions En => Help requests => Discussion démarrée par: konaexpress le 14 février 2013 à 20:55:33
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Hi, got a question about PCmanFM...
How in the world do you get Favorites to work in it. I have tried many times to drag and drop a folder in to the left pain but it does not stick like it does in other distros. How do you set folders for the top left pain also?
Thanks -John
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I assume you're dealing with DebGambas here. Yes, the Debian config is different than PCLOS. However, it's easy to add a "favorite" to the left pane. It's called a "bookmark". (Don't ask me why.)
Open the folder you want as a favorite. While viewing the contents of that folder, click Bookmarks > Add To Bookmarks. Give it any name you want. Want to delete a "bookmark"? Right-click in the left pane and select "Remove from Bookmark".
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Hi,
I also tried a few times to use a drag-and-drop method in PCManFM but no : only using the menus as described by djohnston do work.
PS: my bad, in PCManFM 1.1.0 in Archlinux I just dragged and dropped successfully my "Documents" folder to the bookmarks!
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Thanks for the help guys.
There has to be a setting somewhere, I have seen it work in other distros. Gambos alpha 3 is based on Lubuntu 12.04 but it works in Lubuntu 12.10. I don't get it....
I do not have the Deb version of Gambos up yet, one man show but I will get to it.
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Kona, can you look in your menus to see which version PCManFM you are running ? (Help > About)
There is no option to set it up, but it might be a matter of version. Unless your icon theme has a bug ? (Never know... )
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John,
I just tried both drag and drop and the "bookmark" method I described on PCManFM in my copy of Bodhi. (It's a *buntu e17 distro, but I use PCManFM as the file manager.) Both methods work. The version number is 0.9.10. See what your version number is.
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John,
I just tried both drag and drop and the "bookmark" method I described on PCManFM in my copy of Bodhi. (It's a *buntu e17 distro, but I use PCManFM as the file manager.) Both methods work. The version number is 0.9.10. See what your version number is.
I checked and it is 0.9.10.
I asked this question in the LXDE main forum and they could not help me, none of the programmers for LXDE or PCmanFM look at the forums from what I understand, mail list only.
Has anyone tried SpaceFM?
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OK, found a PPA for PCmanFM 1.0
Think I might give this a try and see if it fixes anything.
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Hi,
You will be needing the matching version of libfm. Could you paste the link to that pcmanfm'ppa please? It seems I can't find it at the moment.
And yes, we tried SpaceFM. We have also talked about it on the forum the last days...
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Yes, I can do that. Give me a couple of days, away for weekend and only on my iPad for now.
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Has anyone tried SpaceFM?
There is a version of VillageBox at this link (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/18945176/Village_in_space.iso) with Spacefm as default FM.
The thread to discuss it is here (http://linuxvillage.net/index.php/topic,118.0.html).
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Hi,
Taco, I would suggest you add "- With SpaceFM " at the end of your title, in the Village in space topic, to make it more clear.
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I think he was doing a play-on-words with the title.
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I think he was doing a play-on-words with the title.
So do I, however I first thought it might be a new sort of astronomy version, and after thought I think adding what I suggested above would be good to ease any future related research.
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I think that this is the PPA here, I will try and test it.
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/nathan-renniewaldock/ppa/ubuntu (http://ppa.launchpad.net/nathan-renniewaldock/ppa/ubuntu) precise main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/nathan-renniewaldock/ppa/ubuntu (http://ppa.launchpad.net/nathan-renniewaldock/ppa/ubuntu) precise main
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Well, that did not fix the problem. There has to be some kind of configuration file somewhere for this blasted thing.
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Hi,
There is no config file for that. There might be an option before building. In Archlinux drag and drop works, with the version I told you, in Ubuntu Precise it doesn't, but still the creation of a bookmark using the menus do work.
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There has to be a setting somewhere, I have seen it work in other distros. Gambos alpha 3 is based on Lubuntu 12.04 but it works in Lubuntu 12.10. I don't get it....
Check your directory/file permissions. I don't have access to a Lubuntu installation, so I'll have to list the output from DebGambas.
darrel@DebGambas:~$ cd .config
darrel@DebGambas:~/.config$ ls -l libfm
total 4
-rw-r--r-- 1 darrel darrel 260 Feb 18 16:57 libfm.conf
darrel@DebGambas:~/.config$ ls -lR pcmanfm
pcmanfm:
total 4
drwxr-xr-x 2 darrel darrel 4096 Feb 18 16:57 LXDE
pcmanfm/LXDE:
total 4
-rw-r--r-- 1 darrel darrel 423 Feb 18 16:57 pcmanfm.conf
darrel@DebGambas:~/.config$