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Hi,
I used to see bookmarks created with a file manager (Krusader, for instance) on the left margin of any file dialog. On a new install I can't see them any more. It's probably a matter of configuration, but I don't have a clue about where to look. |
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http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kde-runti ... files.html
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I can see 'Places'. There are no Krusader-created bookmarks there.
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In Krusader, make sure the bookmarks you created are not limited to Krusader itself. You can check this by editing the bookmarks you have created and make sure the "Only show in..." box is unchecked.
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Thanks! Unfortunately, I can't find the "Only shown in..." checkbox (Krusader, that is). Neither in Bookmark Editor->Edit nor in Bookmark Editor->Settings.
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There are different kind of "bookmarks":
1) File dialog 1a) Places panel items - stored in ~/.kde/share/apps/kfileplaces/bookmarks.xml Editing/managing via the Places contextmenu Items can be global or per application with "Only show in..." checked 1b) Bookmarks - stored in ~/.kde/share/apps/kfile/bookmarks.xml Enabled with Options->Show Bookmarks in the toolbar Editing/managing via Bookmarks in the toolbar and via Bookmark Editor These bookmarks are global 2) Application specific bookmarks in ~/.kde/share/apps/ e.g.: konqueror/bookmarks.xml shared by Konqueror/rekonq konsole/bookmarks.xml used only in Konsole krusader/krbookmarks.xml used only in Krusader etc. Editing/managing via Bookmarks menu in each application and via Bookmark Editor Afaik there is no way to edit the file dialog bookmarks in Krusader or any other application. |
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Thanks! I will keep in mind this valuable info.
It used to happen all by itself, unless my memory plays a nasty trick on me. Which is probably it. Sorry. |
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