Howdy,
I will replace the shellbang of dragonFM and the setup.py with
/bin/env python3
That should fix the issue without needing to use an interpreter explicit. What
do you think?
Cheers chrys
> Am 09.04.2022 um 03:56 schrieb Linux for blind general discussion
> <blinux-list@redhat.com>:
>
> TOok a look at the documentation, it's good however one thing I noted is
> that sudo ./setup.py install throws an error on some distros of no such
> file or directory, so I had to do sudo python3 ./setup.py install to
> install it. It works fine, just a heads up
>
>> On Sat, Apr 09, 2022 at 02:26:15AM +0200, Linux for blind general discussion
>> wrote:
>> Howdy,
>>
>> Ok then i keep that alt + u.
>>
>>> That seems to work better, but does the Paytrion link you sent in another
>>> message have the info on changing the shortcuts as well?
>>
>>
>> Well i changed the shortcuts in master. So there is no need to change them
>> by others anymore.
>> Or what info you mean exactly?
>>
>> There is now at least a basic documentation :).
>>
>> Cheers chrys
>>
>>>> Am 09.04.2022 um 02:15 schrieb Linux for blind general discussion
>>>> <blinux-list@redhat.com>:
>>>
>>> Okay if it's just alt+u then yes keep it that way. That seems to work
>>> better, but does the Paytrion link you sent in another message have the
>>> info on changing the shortcuts as well?
>>>
>>>> On Fri, Apr 08, 2022 at 11:28:30PM +0200, Linux for blind general
>>>> discussion wrote:
>>>> Howdy,
>>>>
>>>> i installed Mate terminal for testing
>>>>
>>>> // Ctrl+D for details insteead of F10
>>>> ok this is changed.
>>>>
>>>> about ^[u i was wrong. its just alt + u
>>>> so a single ^ is Ctrl
>>>> the sequence ^[ is alt if it is followed by an letter. if not, its escape
>>>> ctrl + alt + x would be ^[^C
>>>>
>>>> back to Alt + u, this worked for me, should i change the shortcut in any
>>>> way?
>>>>
>>>> // I'm trying to replace unzip and tar with atool
>>>> in section [mime] you see how to open an file.
>>>> in section [compress] and [decompress] you can configure the
>>>> de-/compressing
>>>> process.
>>>> i changed this for you
>>>>
>>>> compress (the word compress bevore the equal is just the lable shown in
>>>> context menu):
>>>> # {0} = Source: list of files separated by space with absolut filepath
>>>> # {1} = Destination: archive name
>>>> compress=apack -q {1} {0}
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> decompress (for zipfiles, you can just copy that for any other format
>>>> supported by atool and change the application/zip to whatever mimetype you
>>>> want to unzip):
>>>> # {0} = Source: file to decompress
>>>> # {1} = Destination: folder with archive content
>>>> application/zip=atool -f -q --extract-to={1} {0}
>>>>
>>>> i just pushed.
>>>>
>>>> cheers chrys
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Am 08.04.22 um 22:11 schrieb Linux for blind general discussion:
>>>>> Sure thing. Here''s what I whipped upp real quick
>>>>>
>>>>> Ctrl+D for details insteead of F10
>>>>>
>>>>> Ctrl+alt+x for extract instead of trl+alt+u (which doesnt seem to work
>>>>> on Mate?)
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm trying to replace unzip and tar with atool, how NNN handles it since
>>>>> it's a lot nicer to have one tool that handles a ton of formats without
>>>>> having to hunt down 10 differrent programs
>>>>>
>>>>> Aside from that, not made any other changes to the .conf file though.
>>>>> It's a neat little program, though just in case I missed any, go through
>>>>> and use DragonFM with a terminal emulator and see what you can come up
>>>>> with for shortcuts? I'm on a laptop currently so that kind of hinders
>>>>> what I can do shortcuts wise however
>>>>>
>>>>> On Fri, Apr 08, 2022 at 10:03:27PM +0200, Linux for blind general
>>>>> discussion wrote:
>>>>>> Howdy,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Well, F123 was mostly TTY only. So the bindings are set with that in
>>>>>> mind :). The project wanted to momic GUI shortcuts for most parts.
>>>>>> The colliding shortcuts can be changed very easy in settings file.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> If you hand me a list with shortcuts you want to have changed, i change
>>>>>> them for you right in master.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> As F123 is no more, TTY compat. does not matter that much anymore to me
>>>>>> and we can improve it in terminal emulators (most of them have more
>>>>>> capabilities than TTY in any way, for example konsole ( the KDE terminal
>>>>>> emulator has special escape sequences for shift arrow)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Cheers chrys
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Am 08.04.2022 um 21:53 schrieb Linux for blind general discussion
>>>>>>> <blinux-list@redhat.com>:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Unfortunately, DragonFM doesn't work well out of the box with a
>>>>>>> terminal emulator, mostly down to conflicts with keys like F10. Yes I
>>>>>>> can redefine them, but that's kind of something Im slwly slowly poking
>>>>>>> at. I'm unable to get Mate-terminal to recognize a ctrl+alt patern
>>>>>>> hough whereas a TTY works fine so, unsure if you need to test Dragonfm
>>>>>>> on terminal emulators with a desktop?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Kind of a shame since I like how easy Dragon is to use vs something like
>>>>>>> MC or Ranger or NNN (my current favorite one that doesn't have keyboard
>>>>>>> conflicts) though
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> On Fri, Apr 08, 2022 at 09:36:28PM +0200, Linux for blind general
>>>>>>>> discussion wrote:
>>>>>>>> Howdy,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Well there is a context menu ( dragonFM calls it Details, because it
>>>>>>>> also shows file properties like size, mime and a list of available
>>>>>>>> actions) with all available options by pressing F10
>>>>>>>> Some actions are only available for given mime types like compress
>>>>>>>> current only for zip and tar, others could be addad very easy. By
>>>>>>>> default dragonfm does not use atool but unzip command for zip files
>>>>>>>> and tar of course for tar those need to be installed or confured to
>>>>>>>> use something else. (I can give you a more detailed information how
>>>>>>>> to configure those stuff if you are interested in)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> DragonFM reads the Escape sequences from stdin to detect shortcuts
>>>>>>>> (like almost any other CLI application)
>>>>>>>> Some important basic translation help (we should add the shortcuts as
>>>>>>>> comments to the settings file lol )
>>>>>>>> ^ = CTRL
>>>>>>>> [ = Alt
>>>>>>>> Uppercase letter = shift + letter
>>>>>>>> lowercase letter = just the letter
>>>>>>>> An other example:
>>>>>>>> ^[u translates as ctrl + alt + u
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> There are some specials like arrow keys or escape.
>>>>>>>> Escape is translated by ^[
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> (by the way many shortcuts are similar to other graphical file
>>>>>>>> managers BUT shift + arrow for mark files is different as i could not
>>>>>>>> figure how to read this from an escape sequence, because there is no
>>>>>>>> uppercase arrow *smile*)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Development was sponsored by F123 project. Today known as stormux.
>>>>>>>> Sadly i did not wire a lot of documentation but you can ask me
>>>>>>>> everything you want to know :).
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Cheers chrys
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Am 08.04.2022 um 18:41 schrieb Linux for blind general discussion
>>>>>>>>>> <blinux-list@redhat.com>:
>>>>>>>>> So I gave it a shot and it feels logical and well laid out, for the
>>>>>>>>> most
>>>>>>>>> part
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> BUt I'm struggling on a few things. I have it going and want to unzip
>>>>>>>>> an
>>>>>>>>> archive from within it. In NNN I can just do that and work with
>>>>>>>>> atool. I
>>>>>>>>> can't seem to find the keys to start extracting an archive or how
>>>>>>>>> Dragonfm handles that at all, Ive only found unextract with ^(U in the
>>>>>>>>> config, which I've no clue what it translates to in terms of actual
>>>>>>>>> keys
>>>>>>>>> aside from ctrl and U. It's the ( I'm stumped on
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> See my main gripe with NNN is if I use it in a terminal I have to hit
>>>>>>>>> O,
>>>>>>>>> w3m and c to open an html doc in w3m else it loads up in Firefox. Now
>>>>>>>>> granted I've not tried it on a pure TTY but...on a terminal, xdg-open
>>>>>>>>> overrides browser being set as an environment variable
>>>>>>>>>
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