https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=146733
--- Comment #18 from Mark <mark...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Erik Quaeghebeur from comment #17) > (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #16) > > I agree with Mark; I don't think being able to quickly make the second pane > > of the split view match the first one is a very useful feature. […] > There are, as this bug demonstrates, people that find it very useful, so > your argument is invalid. However, perhaps they aren't the target audience > of Dolphin, which can be a valid argument. > > Krusader has had this feature since a long time and I use it very regularly; > it is surprising how often it is convenient. Together, Dolphin and Krusader > have almost all the features I need and for me it is a pity that they're two > different applications. This bug has been here for 13 years. There are 9 people in the mail for each update (just 9!). There are no duplicates. And literally just a handful of comments. This feature, even if you consider it important, is a micro feature for a very verry verry small percentage of users. How it works in the FOSS world is that you put in the time to get the stuff in you deem important. Usually that means you need to make the solution too. In this case i already did so (though crude) so you have a starting point. If you care for the feature then you need to put in the effort of getting it patched in. I don't need it nor care for it so i won't be doing that. This is a nice starting point to start contributing patches through the proper channel: https://community.kde.org/Infrastructure/GitLab or https://community.kde.org/Get_Involved/development for the more broad information of getting involved. Note that this is by no means a way for me to redirect you to the review process in hopes that you either give up or that it gets rejected in gitlab when under review. Dolphin also has a feature to copy (and another for moving) the selected files from your active view to your inactive view with a single key combination. A feature i discovered because i made a patch for this feature. That is a feature that's probably also used by a super small percentage of people. So i'm guessing that if you go through the process of getting it reviewed, you have a good change of getting it accepted! -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
