Thanks for the tip Don,
But for me it is a trifle late, I have made up my mind to use
pcmanfm for now *Smiles*
I hope I can make it my default file manager.
Happy hacking.
Krishnakant.
On 05/14/2012 08:13 PM, Speedy wrote:
When you need the features in the Nautilus Sidebar, like removing
an USB stick, just press the F9 key. When you are finished that
task, press F9 again to make it go away. By not having it open by
default will improve performance, but it's features are still in
the program.
On 5/14/2012 1:55 AM, Jason White wrote:
Thomas Ward <thomasward1978 gmail com> wrote:
Now, there is the rub. Its a catch 22 situation, because you are
right. On one hand its undesirable to have the sidebar active
because it slows Nautilus down. On the other if you disable the
sidebar you can't safely remove external hard drives, pen drives,
flash cards, etc.
I'm sure you can use the umount command as usual to do this, but it does
involve switching to your terminal session rather than a simple keyboard
operation from within the file browser.
I personally don't use file browsers much - I do all this from the shell
because it's faster and I can operate on many files at once, use the find
command, etc.
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