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File manajer khusus dengan beberapa kemampuan tersembunyi

Sekilas Fitur

File manager yang khusus dan mudah digunakan
Memiliki fokus pada kemudahan penggunaannya
Sistem navigasi breadcrumb
Memiliki panel ekstra untuk menampilkan informasi dan navigasi dengan mudah
Menggunakan KIO untuk mengelola file remote dan pseudo-filesystem
Dapat men-tag file dan folder

Sekilas tampak seperti sebuah file manajer sederhana, tetapi sebenarnya Dolphin memiliki banyak kemampuan. Beberapa fitur yang dimiliki Dolphin adalah:

Membagi jendela - melihat dan menggunakan dua direktori pada saat yang sama

:: * Melihat atribut dapat disetel (dan diingat) secara independen untuk setiap jendela 
:: * Tabbed browsing
:: * Dapat menggunakan panel informasi ekstra di sebelah kanan 
:: * Dapat juga mensetting agar informasi atribut penting  ditampilkan di jendela 
:: * Navigasi dengan lebih cepat dengan menggunakan 'breadcrumb' 
:: * Tabel navigasi dapat diedit cukup dengan satu klik saja 
:: * Untuk menggunakan navigasi model lama tambahakan panel folder 
:: * Menampilkan jendela terminal pada direktori yang sedang Anda jelajah 
:: * Banyak fungsi yang dapat dikendalikan oleh jalan pintas di keyboard

Tutorial

Hints, Tips and Troubleshooting

Problem: Dolphin's menu entries View -> Additional and/or View -> Panels don't have any options. Nepomuk is enabled in System Settings.

Solution: Rename the folder ~/.kde4/share/apps/dolphin (in some distros it will be ~/.kde/share/apps/dolphin) and restart dolphin. This will purge your dolphin customizations but the entries should be back. If everything works as expected you can then delete the folder. This happened to me after an upgrade from KDE 4.4 to 4.5

Problem: When I choose the application to open a specific filetype with, it seems to affect other filetypes too. It’s like Dolphin cannot tell the difference between the two different filetypes.

Solution: Probably the KDE platform does not know about one of the two filetypes, so it associates the filetype to a different, known filetype. This is common with XML-based filetypes; even if they use a file extension of their own (e.g. .xliff or .graphml), if they are not a filetype known by the KDE platform, they will be treated as any other XML file, and opened with the default application to open XML files.

To solve this issue, you can use File Associations to create an entry for the unrecognized filetype.

Kunjungi juga website Dolphin dan Buku Petunjuk Dolphin.

Kata Kunci

Pengelolaan file, file manager, file browser, tag, metadata, Nepomuk

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 == Hints, Tips and Troubleshooting ==
-:* Problem: Dolphin's menu entries <menuchoice>View -> Additional</menuchoice> and/or <menuchoice>View -> Panels</menuchoice> don't have any options.  Nepomuk is enabled in System Settings.
+'''Problem:''' Dolphin's menu entries <menuchoice>View -> Additional</menuchoice> and/or <menuchoice>View -> Panels</menuchoice> don't have any options.  Nepomuk is enabled in System Settings.
-:* Solution: Rename the folder <tt>~/.kde4/share/apps/dolphin</tt> (in some distros it will be <tt>~/.kde/share/apps/dolphin</tt>) and restart dolphin. This will purge your dolphin customizations but the entries should be back. If everything works as expected you can then delete the folder. This happened to me after an upgrade from KDE 4.4 to 4.5
+:'''Solution:''' Rename the folder <tt>~/.kde4/share/apps/dolphin</tt> (in some distros it will be <tt>~/.kde/share/apps/dolphin</tt>) and restart dolphin. This will purge your dolphin customizations but the entries should be back. If everything works as expected you can then delete the folder. This happened to me after an upgrade from KDE 4.4 to 4.5
+'''Problem:''' When I choose the application to open a specific filetype with, it seems to affect other filetypes too. It’s like Dolphin cannot tell the difference between the '''two different filetypes'''.
+:'''Solution:''' Probably the KDE platform does not know about one of the two filetypes, so it associates the filetype to a different, known filetype. This is common with XML-based filetypes; even if they use a file extension of their own (e.g. .xliff or .graphml), if they are not a filetype known by the KDE platform, they will be treated as any other XML file, and opened with the default application to open XML files.
+:To solve this issue, you can use '''[[Special:myLanguage/System Settings/File Associations|File Associations]]''' to [[Special:myLanguage/System Settings/File Associations#Adding new file types|create an entry for the unrecognized filetype]].
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