On Mon, 13 Feb 2012 12:47:32 -0600 "Timothy Pearson" kb9vqf@pearsoncomputing.net wrote:
Since it's an USB key it will be in the Places panel ;) Otherwise, there is no need to configure, just click right of the hierarchy which is where the location bar should be. It converts this hierarchy to a real location bar.
Ooh, black magic. I love that in my desktop environment. Who cares about discoverability? I'll just randomly click on everything until I see what I want. </rant> </sarcasm>
Honestly when I tried KDE4 I was willing to put up with the hideous ugliness of the whole thing, and the fact that it wasted my screen space, if the UI was just discoverable. I was even willing to redo the themes, widgets, etc. until I discovered just how much of a discoverability nightmare the entire UI had become. Users having to resort to using Google to find out the new way of doing simple tasks is a Very Bad Sign.
If you put the mouse over this area you will see a blinking bar which looks like the ones from editable text fields; I think it is supposed to suggest the trick. Still not obvious, but I didn't have to use a search engine to discover it. BTW, I don't use Dolphin regularly since I do most of my file management with bash/coreutils/etc.
Tim
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