Re: mc Digest, Vol 99, Issue 2

[chris glur <crglur gmail com>]

Surely you want LHS set to most recent like a stack
and RHS to alpha,
and one to full-date and one to 'compact'.
Isn't nc-> mc great?!

On 7/15/12, mc-request gnome org <mc-request gnome org> wrote:
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>    1. Sort Order - Mix All, Hidden, Regular, Files and Directories
>       (John)
>    2. Re: Sort Order - Mix All, Hidden, Regular, Files and
>       Directories (John)
>    3. Re: Sort Order - Mix All, Hidden, Regular, Files and
>       Directories (John)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Sat, 14 Jul 2012 18:10:22 +0200
> From: John <john ube xs4all nl>
> To: mc gnome org
> Subject: Sort Order - Mix All, Hidden, Regular, Files and Directories
> Message-ID: <20120714161022 GA15583 localhost>
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> After upgrading Ubuntu Desktop, and successively mc, i noticed that the
> sort order is changed. Hidden files and directories first, followed with
> regular. I didn't managed to change it back to the old behavior like
> "ls -la". GoogleD and tried, so i ended up here, is there a way,
> setting or something to get the old "real" mix all sort order?
> On other systems i have still the "old" mc with the bash "ls -la" order
> so i like to have them all the same!
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> Thanks any way!
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> Cheers
> John
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> Message: 2
> Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2012 09:09:24 +0200
> From: John <john ube xs4all nl>
> To: mc gnome org
> Subject: Re: Sort Order - Mix All, Hidden, Regular, Files and
>       Directories
> Message-ID: <20120715070924 GA25372 localhost>
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> On Sun  15 Jul 2012  00:22, williamk orcon net nz wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Unless your build has been modified from the original. The sort order can
> > be set by going to menu (F9) then going to Right or Left and that will
> > show menu with sort order. Change to suit and then Save.
>
> [...]
>
> Thanks Will, but that i know, regardless what order you set under
> the left or right panel, or under the panel options, hidden (dot)
> files/directories or always come first. I like the "ls -la" behavior,
> mix all.
>
> Sample of the old order, also "ls -la":
> a
> .b
> .c
> d
> .f
>
> New sort order:
> .b
> .c
> .f
> a
> d
>
> Bye,
>  John
> --
> Logic is a pretty flower that smells bad
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> Message: 3
> Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2012 09:29:28 +0200
> From: John <john ube xs4all nl>
> To: mc gnome org
> Subject: Re: Sort Order - Mix All, Hidden, Regular, Files and
>       Directories
> Message-ID: <20120715072928 GA26220 localhost>
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> On Sun  15 Jul 2012  09:09, John wrote:
> > On Sun  15 Jul 2012  00:22, williamk orcon net nz wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > Unless your build has been modified from the original. The sort order
> > > can be set by going to menu (F9) then going to Right or Left and that
> > > will show menu with sort order. Change to suit and then Save.
> >
> > [...]
> >
> > Thanks Will, but that i know, regardless what order you set under
> > the left or right panel, or under the panel options, hidden (dot)
> > files/directories or always come first. I like the "ls -la" behavior,
> > mix all.
>
> [...]
>
> I'm sorry, that is not correct, i meant that what setting i choose, i
> never get a mix of alphabetically sorted names of dot and regular files
> and directories.
>
> Bye,
>  John
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