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Konqueror is a great file manager

Story: The Case for KonquerorTotal Replies: 6
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tuxchick

Oct 25, 2005
4:49 PM EDT 		It's not so hot on the web, as it tends to gag on Javascript a lot. I don't know if this from sites using IE-style scripting, or if its javascript implementation is borken. But for everything else it is wicked good, especially its ability to handle almost any file format or network protocol.
richo123

Oct 25, 2005
5:42 PM EDT 		Yeah kde networking rocks. That's why I use kate as an editor all the time..
dinotrac

Oct 25, 2005
6:54 PM EDT 		tuxchick --

You wouldn't know about any plans to fold in improvements from Safari, would you, and if they might fix the seriously broken Konqueror javascript?
tuxchick

Oct 25, 2005
11:14 PM EDT 		dino, the article says "There is a side project underway for Konqueror to start using Gecko as its rendering engine." No mention of Javascript. :(
tadelste

Oct 26, 2005
5:55 AM EDT 		Can someone tell me what technical differences between KDE and gnome exist?

Why do we have two dekstops?
number6x

Oct 26, 2005
8:34 AM EDT 		tadelste,

We have dozens of desktops.

Most people use one of two.

For some, the command line is their favorite desktop.
helios

Oct 26, 2005
9:18 AM EDT 		Watch this.

WARNING: DO NOT do this in Windows or using IE!

Open konq as a browser and go to http://www.astalavista.box.sk

I dare ya.

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