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A simple file browser that lives in the systray.
Features:
Browse the local file system.
Open files by clicking on them. (!)
Open a directory in your file manager by middle-clicking on the folder, or a file in it.
Or do the same thing by double-clicking on a folder.
Drag and drop from the menu, but not to it.
A mostly useless context menu. Right-click.
Depends on:
Python (2.7 / 3.2+)
PyQt4
pyxdg
Installation:
setup.py install (as root, probably)
Works for me.
8 years ago
0.7:
* "Open With" menu (at least for KDE.)
* Displays .desktop files with their name and icon.
* "Flatten" option to show contents in the main menu.
* Drag/open multiple files of the same type in the unlikely event that you ever need to do that.
* Literally millions of other features that i can't remember.
0.6:
* Open Terminal from menu.
* Edit file permissions.
* Fixed some bugs.
* Added other bugs.
8 years ago
0.7:
* "Open With" menu (at least for KDE.)
* Displays .desktop files with their name and icon.
* "Flatten" option to show contents in the main menu.
* Drag/open multiple files of the same type in the unlikely event that you ever need to do that.
* Literally millions of other features that i can't remember.
0.6:
* Open Terminal from menu.
* Edit file permissions.
* Fixed some bugs.
* Added other bugs.
Archimedes
8 years ago
File "/usr/bin/stupid-file-browser-menu", line 12, in <module>
from sfbm.Config import Config
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/sfbm/Config.py", line 2, in <module>
import sfbm.Global as G
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/sfbm/Global.py", line 19
EXECUTABLES = {"application/x-executable",
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
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kahu
8 years ago
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koko2k
8 years ago
Does it have any command line parameters?
Specifying the root dir would be useful to (say) create .desktop files that opens a menu just under the mouse
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kahu
8 years ago
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nowardev
8 years ago
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