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Since I now have a Fedora 9 / KDE 4 partition I have been patiently trying to get back a functional usable and advanced file manager so I can complete my basic day to day tasks. Konqueror 3 had served this task admirably for years and I am very disappointed to see it gone. While Konqueror 4 has file management abilities, it is basically just a overlay on top of Dolphin. Dolphin is actually the file management engine. So I have been trying to get Dolphin configured to somehow at least somewhat ap...

I was REALLY frustrated at first with KDE 4, especially since I never intended to install it , but simply upgrade my existing Fedora 8. . . Once you get the settings configured to your preferences it is actually pretty nice, and I hate going back to KDE 3. Unfortunately I must have all the abilities of Konqueror 3.x to be productive. So I have to use KDE 3 /Fedora 8 for most things. I wish Fedora would backport Konqueror 3.x to Fedora 9 . . .

Quoted from "Father_D" I joined this forum solely based on my recent experiences with Fedora 9 /KDE 4 I think it is sad. . . . I really am sad to have to post this, I love KDE 3.5 I too, joined this forum due to problem with KDE 4 / Fedora 9. Fortunately I upgraded my Fedora 8 in a backup partion. Actually, I never had the intention of using KDE 4, and did not know that Fedora 9 forces you to use KDE 4. . . I too am sad. But I won't go as far as saying all is lost on KDE 4. Actually it seems li...

Dearest KDE guys: I have been a dedicated KDE user since KDE 1.0. As soon as KDE came out I instantly switched from the other alternatives. When Konqueror came out I was finally able to ditch my Windows setup almost completely due to its advanced features. Therefore I am completely dumbfounded as to why you would try to replace it with the utter joke that is Dolphin. While you say that Konqueror File Management has been brought back in KDE 4.1, this is simply not true. If I exec 'kfmclient openP...