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'''Konqueror''' is an optional file manager. | |||
Among its many talents is the ability to split windows, allowing access to a number of directories at one glance. | Among its many talents is the ability to split windows, allowing access to a number of directories at one glance. | ||
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|[[Image:Konqueror-filesystembrowsing-kde4.png|thumb|265px|The Konqueror File Browser]] | |[[Image:Konqueror-filesystembrowsing-kde4.png|thumb|265px|The Konqueror File Browser]] | ||
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{{KDE3}}'''Konqueror''' is the default file manager. | |||
In both KDE3 and KDE4 Konqueror is an able web browser, supporting java applets, javascript, CSS, and a variety of plugins. | In both KDE3 and KDE4 Konqueror is an able web browser, supporting java applets, javascript, CSS, and a variety of plugins. |
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Konqueror
Home >> Applications >> Desktop >> Konqueror
Home >> Applications >> Internet >> Konqueror
Konqueror is the multi-talented file manager and browser |
Konqueror is an optional file manager.
Among its many talents is the ability to split windows, allowing access to a number of directories at one glance.
Konqueror is the default file manager.
In both KDE3 and KDE4 Konqueror is an able web browser, supporting java applets, javascript, CSS, and a variety of plugins.
Konqueror is also a universal viewing application, thanks to its ability to embed audio, video and document viewers.
FAQs, Hints and Tips
I'd like Konqueror to be my default file manager
Use System Settings > Advanced tab > File Associations. Type 'inode' in the search box, then select Directory (and later, Directory-locked). Move Konqueror to the top of the applications list.