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On Monday 05 Jan 2004 12:42 pm, Anton Channing wrote:
On Sunday 04 January 2004 13:35, Simon Waters wrote:Anton Channing wrote:I'm currently on version KMail 1.4.3. Will have to check to see if any upgrades are available. I have
There should be. KDE 1.5 was in Mandrake 9.1 and is also now in Debian unstable. Part of KDE 3.1 KMail 1.5 is a lot better than 1.4
Last ftp I did, I did with KDE3 and Konqueror, I clicked a link that opened up the ftp site as a window, and just lasso'ed the files I wanted and dragged and dropped. I know very GUI based, but the windows were already open.Actually that sounds handy. Is it possible to set up such a link with ftp username and password built in (to put on an page that never goes live obviously)? The only protocols I've used from html links are http, https and mailto.
Konqueror won't have a password manager until KDE 3.2 but you can bookmark the ftp:// site and it'll raise a authentication dialog.
Do you? I find that some sites just don't load in Konqueror, whereas they
Old version of Konqueror? Which sites? Konqueror is better than Mozilla for fully standard compliant sites. Mind you, a lot of that is down to the resources needed for Mozilla - I haven't played with Firebird yet. I used to use Galeon a lot but Konqueror is just so much easier - as Simon said, there's always a Konqueror window open. A bit like why IE is more popular than Netscape on windoze - it's always there.
do in Mozilla. Of course, I may not be on latest versions. In fact, I strongly suspect I've made quite a mess of the way things are set up in Linux.
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