On Thursday 29 May 2003 9:53 am, John Richard Smith wrote:That is what I'm beginning to wonder, I had assumed it was a default system install. I don't even know what the name of the packages are to install it ?
Stephen Kuhn wrote:
On Wed, 2003-05-28 at 18:33, John Richard Smith wrote:
You know, you can just open a Konqueror window, right-click onNot in mine it would seem ?
the directory you want to archive and choose "tar" from it - it
will tar/gzip it for you...just FYI.
John
Hmmm...strange - I checked all the user logins on this machine and it does it - while you're in "file management" mode - highlighting a directory and doing a right-click brings up some great options on the regular context menu - TAR this file, ZIP this file and even K3B for creating instant CD's....hmmm...
...and you're running 9.1, ya?
I'm currently on M9.1 with full updates, and on here where I'm typing now M9.0.
So I right click a directory and I get, Create Directory New window undo cut copy paste find file rename move to trash delete add bookmark open with cervisia ( what's this ?) preview in edit file type properties share
It makes no odds whether that is to a directory or a file.
Of course a proper downloaded tar.bz file I can right mouse click and extract here , etc, but I have no create tar file and compress facilities as you describe. I would have to resort to the CL.
John
Odd, John. You have a whole section missing between 'preview in' and 'edit file type'. I presume that tar etc is installed? I would have though that it would be in the default install.
Anne
John
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