Pi so I've been spending a lot of time on it lately
and imagined the problem was everywhere.
On 9/14/20, Andrew Borodin wrote:
> On Sun, 13 Sep 2020 17:45:08 -0400 Alan Corey via mc wrote:
>> I've been using mc for 20 years or more and only seen this in the last
>> couple wee
I've been using mc for 20 years or more and only seen this in the last
couple weeks. I use rxvt as my terminal emulator mostly. I could
navigate to where I wanted another terminal in mc, then type rxvt &
and a new independent window would open there. I could close the
original window and the
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Ghost Commander seems nicer than ES FileExplorer which I've used for
years. Thanks.
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Wow, I've been using mc for 20 years, I never realized there was a
risk of it going away. I've got about 6 instances open now in
different panes of my desktop. I thought it was maintained by a
committee.
I'm retired and mostly write C but I've never really looked at the
code. I run it mostly
Hi,
It is regrettable that the ftp directory listing of MS ftp servers often
use the MS-DOS directory listing format rather than the standard unix
format.
It is much worse that my beloved MC work horse / swiss knife does not
understand that format. PathFinder as well as ForkLift grok that
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Date: Tue, 02 Apr 2013 11:04:41 +0300
From: Slava Zanko slavaza...@gmail.com
To: mc@gnome.org
Subject: Re: Trying to ftp under OpenBSD
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On 28.03.2013 20:26, Alan Corey wrote:
It works
It works in OpenBSD 5.0 with mc 4.7.5.2
It doesn't work in OpenBSD 5.2 with mc 4.8.1.1 (in OpenBSD ports), I get
Cannot chdir to /#ftp:user@ip
No such file or directory (2)
So I downloaded the latest stable source 4.8.1.7 and that gives the same error.
I haven't tried 4.7.5.2 under OpenBSD 5.2
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,
That (to me) is the main reason to use the -d... But then I prefer to use
keyboard shortcuts to switch the focus...
I have jr aliased to joe -readonly so I use that as a viewer too.
Besides copying, I save blocks into /tmp a lot.
If fvwm has a keyboard shortcut for changing the focus I haven't
alias mc=mc -d
alias mcm=/usr/bin/mc
Or instead of mcm, 'mc' (quotes included) for an unaliased mc command.
Works both in bash and tcsh.
I didn't realize that quoting a command disables any defined alias...
It's a good thing to know, but for my purposes mcm is easier to type, and
helps
I have nothing good to say about starting MC with the -d option and highly
reccomend recompiling. Disabling mouse
support will still allow gpm copy/paste functions while not operating in a
GUI.
Why? Does it crash if you remove mouse support or something? And I've
never seen the GUI
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1. disable mouse sort order? (Alan Corey)
2. Re: disable mouse sort order
I think its great that its there, but is there way way to turn it off
other than starting mc with mc -d?
Most often I'm just clicking in a window to give the window the focus,
and at least once a day I click the wrong place and mess up the sort
order. I try to not click column headings anymore,
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