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KDE Service Menu

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Downloads: 511	Submitted: Mar 29 2006
Description: Konqueror 3.5.2 doesn't allow you any more to make a backup of an item in the same directory. I already added an entry in the wishlist of Konqueror but, in the meantime, here is a service menu. Right click on a file or a folder, give a new name and press RETURN. That's almost what we could do until version 3.5.1. (It also works for several items selected at the same time.) License: GPL

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Great!

by BorgQueen on: Mar 30 2006

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BorgQueen

This is good! I don't know why they took that feature away.

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Copy/Paste

by murana on: Mar 30 2006

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murana

Hi,
I'm not sure but cannot you do the same thing by just copying the file (dir) to clipboard and then immediately pasting it back? Then KDE will ask for a new name. I often do this.
Or am I missing something?
Regards,
Gabor

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Re: Copy/Paste

by sugnacamrevyg on: Mar 30 2006

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This isn't possible in 3.5.2anymore. Don't know why.

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Re: Re: Copy/Paste

by Maxilys on: Mar 30 2006

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Exactly what I was about to say. Select, CTRL+C, CTRL+V was my favorite way to make duplicates. When I realized it didn't work any more, I tested all other methods I could think about... then I created this service menu.

The one who decided to remove this feature should be publically spanked! ;-)

bug#

by HessiJames on: Mar 30 2006

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HessiJames

if you created a bugreport at bugs.kde.org, could you please provide a link to that bug for voting easily?
i searched for it, but didn't find it.

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Re: bug#

by Superstoned on: Mar 31 2006

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Superstoned

yeah, me too. i was annoyed by this a lot...

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Re: bug#

by Arcturan on: Apr 2 2006

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Arcturan

I'd vote for that too!

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Re: Re: bug#

by Arcturan on: Apr 2 2006

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Arcturan

OK, I should have checked before posting. This appears to have been fixed:

http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=123796

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Cant see the problem

by CaCO3 on: Apr 2 2006

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I don't know where your problems are.
On my KDE 3.5.2 I could (like in older KDE's) copy and paste a file and konqueror then asks for another filename.
I usually do it with CTRL-C and CTRL-V!

Have also a look at my Backup-Tool, which could do the same, but with some extra features:
http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=23972

my $HOME: http://www.ruinelli.ch
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Duplicate item(s)...

KDE Service Menu

Great!

This is good! I don't know why they took that feature away.

Copy/Paste

Hi, I'm not sure but cannot you do the same thing by just copying the file (dir) to clipboard and then immediately pasting it back? Then KDE will ask for a new name. I often do this. Or am I missing something? Regards, Gabor

Re: Copy/Paste

This isn't possible in 3.5.2anymore. Don't know why.

Re: Re: Copy/Paste

Exactly what I was about to say. Select, CTRL+C, CTRL+V was my favorite way to make duplicates. When I realized it didn't work any more, I tested all other methods I could think about... then I created this service menu. The one who decided to remove this feature should be publically spanked! ;-)

bug#

if you created a bugreport at bugs.kde.org, could you please provide a link to that bug for voting easily? i searched for it, but didn't find it.

Re: bug#

yeah, me too. i was annoyed by this a lot...

Re: bug#

I'd vote for that too!

Re: Re: bug#

OK, I should have checked before posting. This appears to have been fixed: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=123796

Cant see the problem

Hi,
I'm not sure but cannot you do the same thing by just copying the file (dir) to clipboard and then immediately pasting it back? Then KDE will ask for a new name. I often do this.
Or am I missing something?
Regards,
Gabor

Exactly what I was about to say. Select, CTRL+C, CTRL+V was my favorite way to make duplicates. When I realized it didn't work any more, I tested all other methods I could think about... then I created this service menu.

The one who decided to remove this feature should be publically spanked! ;-)

if you created a bugreport at bugs.kde.org, could you please provide a link to that bug for voting easily?
i searched for it, but didn't find it.

OK, I should have checked before posting. This appears to have been fixed:

http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=123796