On Thu, 17 May 2012, Alan Corey wrote:
> > > > Yep, have another better way. > > > > F9 -> Options -> Panel options -> [x] Lynx-like motion > > NB: panel listing mode shouldn't be a 'Brief file list' > > > > ... and you will navigate as well by "left arrow" (leave directory) > > and "right arrow" (enter to directory). An in my opinion, this > > behaviour much better, rather than navigation by 'Backspace' key. > > I haven't seen that work in Total Commander, but as long as we're on > the subject of comparing, here's one thing I miss: In Total Commander > you can quickly sync up your left and right panes to the same place by > using the drive letter dropdown, even if they were both already on the > same drive to start with. Is there a quick way in mc to set one pane > to where the other one is? > Unless things have changed in a newer version that I have not yet installed, this is an old feature. Use Alt-i to make the other panel to show the same directory, and you can also use Alt-o to make the other panel go to the parent directory of the current one. BTW, these two items are well documented. Theodore Kilgore _______________________________________________ mc mailing list http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc
