28 Apr
2020
28 Apr
'20
10:35 p.m.
On Tuesday 28 April 2020, Marvin Jones via trinity-users wrote:
On Mon, 27 Apr 2020, Michael wrote:
I love konqueror. It's never failed me. Until khtml became outdated I used it
for a webbrowser too. I miss it for that.
I've written a few action menus but mostly assimilated and adapted existing
ones. Everything from audio/video conversion to graphics stuff. Konq is
amazing, a power tool.
Thanks to all the TDE devels for keeping it all alive. KDE/TDE continues to be
a power tool gui. When you actually do work on your computer.
Thanks Jonesy (cool nick) for the tips and tricks.
Kate
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sorry snipped it all, got too long :(
Bug workaround, (temporary, quick and dirty, not tested, I used
‘$HOME/trash/’ for sed testing so make sure to fix the paths!...)
Hmmm, I pretty sure I switched panel-one for panel-two, so fix that too ;)
Part A:
- Open Konqueror
- Like Thierry did setup with two pane paths being different
- change left pane to /home
- change right pane to something else (here /video)
- Save it as profile ‘konqtemplate’
Part B:
- Fine the profile in .trinity/share/apps/konqueror/profiles
- Change the /home to ‘/konquerortemplatepanelone’
- Change the /video to ‘/konquerortemplatepaneltwo’
- Copy konqtemplate to konqtemplate.template (the .template probably
needs to be in some other directory)
Part C:
- Create a batch file to wrapper your ‘konqueror --profile
konqtemplate /URI/for/the/OTHER/pane’ command
- Basic structure
# cat konq2p
{snip, that was going to break}
See: konq2p attached.
Part D:
- Run the command
konq2p “$dir pane one” [“$dir pane two”]
Michael,
Ok, I said I'd take a crack at it today, and I did.
I took your idea as an "idea platform" to launch my
own solution and it's attached. `rfs_konqueror`
Instead of your idea to use a template file, I dumped the
template directly into my bash script as a HEREDOC. Read
the comments in the head of the script to try and understand
the weirdness in the code. :-)
I just used the script to upload itself to my VPS, where I'm
now doing this email.
I'm just a modest hacker in bash, so I'm sure you or others
will see errors, or "things" that could be better fixed up.
Be kind. I welcome critiques. :-)
I learned several things today. But, the Big One was that
bash variables can be used in a HEREDOC!! Heretofore I had
only used static data with HEREDOCs, and never thought that
bash would interpret any variables as they were pulled out.
Wow! What a day! HEREDOCs with bash variables, and file
permissions fully copied by konqueror!
Best regards,
Jonesy