• AugustWest@lemm.ee
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    1 day ago

    A quick overview of all the drives and mounted drives? That is in the left panel for me, with device sizes. Right click to copy or move? We have that too.

    Mount a drive? That one is interesting because of the underlying os. You can open a local network share, right click and add it to the left panel. It will then be available anytime you want to work with it. You can also add foreign shares, such as SFTP which I do not think windows can do.

    This one though: showing disk size and usage which you CAN do in Dolphin, I do not think is part of windows natively. What settings do you do to show those?

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      24 hours ago

      For showing disk size+usage, you can just go to the “My Computer” tab. It even shows size and usage for networked drives that support it. The rest of your criticisms are pretty valid though.

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        24 hours ago

        I forgot that I would have to look in the columns for disk space, or that I would have to click on it. In dolphin the disk space is shown on the left panel without needing to click on anything. That is why I was confused.

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      24 hours ago

      Not Right click to copy or move. Right-click-drag-and-drop. In windows, when you left-click on a file and drag-and-drop, the default action applys, which is move if it’s to the same drive. Or copy if it’s to a different drive. Right-click-drag-and-drop gives you the option to copy, move or extract to the drop location.

      You can open a local network share, right click and add it to the left panel. It will then be available anytime you want to work with it.

      Will it be available after a reboot? Because I haven’t been able to do that without adding it to fstab or using extra software, like gigolo.

      Showing disk size and usage is very native in windows. Can you get something simular with Dolphin?

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        24 hours ago

        Yes it will be there after a reboot.

        Ah I forgot about that disk size which you have to click to find (which is no longer showing on home in my windows 11 by the way).

        I thought you meant can you see disk size by doing… Nothing? It is always in my panel on the left.