On Thu May 31 2007 19:59, Malcolm Fitzgerald wrote:
> On 01/06/2007, at 6:59 AM, Robert Spangler wrote:
> > On Thu May 31 2007 04:09, Never you mind wrote:
> >> I'm accessing a computer via ssh. Using konqueror I can type
> >> fish://user@myurl/path/to/file and browse the file system. That's
> >> great. My problem arises with the naming conventions on the computer.
> >> It has been set up to be a test bed for web development and the
> >> directories are named according to their domain. There are lots of
> >> .au
> >> domains. I can't access any directory that ends in .au because
> >> konqueror treats it as a multimedia file and offers a bunch of
> >> play/stop buttons instead of listing the directory contents.
> >>
> >> How can I modify the behaviour of konqueror?
> >
> > I'm not seeing this behavior here but you could try the following;
> >
> > VIEW->VIEW MODE->TREE
> > or
> > VIEW->VIEW MODE->TEXT VIEW
> >
> > I think the last one will be more to your liking and should allow you
> > to look
> > into directories without changing your settings.
>
> VIEW->VIEW MODE->TREE works with conditions.
> I have to set the view mode before arriving at the directory
> If I double click the name, I'm asked if I want to open the directory
> with noatun
> I can click on the + to reveal the contents of the directory
And that is the whole point instead of double-clicking just use the '+' to get
to the contents.
--
Regards
Robert
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