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Um dedicado gerenciador de arquivos com talentos ocultos

Resumo das funcionalidades

Gerenciador de arquivos dedicado e simples de usar
Focado na usabilidade
Barra de navegação no estilo caminho de pão
Painéis opcionais para uma navegação cômoda e exibição de informações
Gerenciamento de arquivos remotos e de pseudo sistemas de arquivos através da KIO
Etiquetamento de arquivos e pastas e localização de arquivos pelo conteúdo usando o Nepomuk

À primeira vista, ele é um simples gerenciador de arquivos, mas ele possui muitos talentos. Algumas funcionalidades incluem:

Divisão de janelas - visualiza e usa dois diretórios ao mesmo tempo
A visualização de atributos pode ser configurada (e lembrada) independentemente para cada janela
Navegação por abas
Uso do painel de informações opcionais à direita
Ou elege ter informações essenciais exibidas na janela
Uso do 'caminho de pão' para uma navegação rápida
Mudança com um-clique para a barra de navegação editável
Adiciona o painel de pastas para a navegação tradicional
Adiciona um terminal no diretório que você estiver navegando
Muitas funções controladas por atalhos de teclado

Tutoriais

Sugestões, dicas e solução de problemas

Problema: os itens do menu Exibir -> Adicional e/ou Exibir -> Painéis no Dolphin não possuem opções. O Nepomuk está ativado nas configurações do sistema.
Solução: renomeie a pasta ~/.kde4/share/apps/dolphin (em algumas distribuições será a ~/.kde/share/apps/dolphin) e reinicie o Dolphin. Isto aconteceu comigo após uma atualização do KDE 4.4 para o 4.5.

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.

Veja também a página Web do Dolphin e o Manual do Dolphin.

Palavras-chave

Gerenciamento de arquivos, navegador de arquivos, etiquetas, metadados, Nepomuk

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 :'''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'''.
+'''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.
+:'''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. <tt>.xliff</tt> or <tt>.graphml</tt>), 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]].
+: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]].
 Veja também a [http://dolphin.kde.org página Web do Dolphin] e o [http://docs.kde.org/stable/pt_BR/kde-baseapps/dolphin/index.html Manual do Dolphin].