On Thursday 17 November 2011, Marvin L. Jones wrote:
> On Thu, 17 Nov 2011, Darrell Anderson wrote:
> >Nothing saying you have to use Konqueror as a browser,
> >
> >> there's the obvious alternative of Firefox, and also Arora, and
> >> Dolphin for file manager :-)
> >
> >I'm outta here if Dolphin ever replaces the mighty Konqueror as a file
> >manager! :)
> >
> >One of the features I enjoy about Trinity is the Konqueror file
> >manager. I have tried others and there is no comparison. Part of the
> >reason I always remained with KDE3/Trinity is Konqueror.
>
> +9   :-)
>
> I use split screen in konqueror -- with fish:// in one panel on my
> (remote) production web site(s) and the other panel in my local Apache
> file:// development directory(s).
>
> I'm a command line junkie for the most part, but that drag-n-drop for
> file uploading is the cat's meow.  Especially with multiple files having
> common name preambles.
>
> Jonesy
>

Cheers Jonsey

Aye, likewise. I live on konq, konsole and yakuake.

Kate