Activity for 4Pane

  • Luna Murphy Luna Murphy posted a comment on ticket #21

    Thanks for your reply! I won't be using Samba much longer but still have some files on an old Windows box.

  • David Hart David Hart modified ticket #21

    Artix Linux: "I can't get the utility "nmblookup" to work."

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #21

    Hi, I'm sorry to hear that you have this problem but, to be honest, I'm not surprised. I don't use samba and I expect few other 4Pane users do. As a result it's little tested. My last experience with it was 12 years ago when another user reported that it wasn't working. Despite us both trying for 3 weeks I don't think his issue was resolved. I'm glad you are able to work-around the problem by using a different file manager and I suggest you continue to use that, at least for samba, . I'm sorry if...

  • Luna Murphy Luna Murphy created ticket #21

    Artix Linux: "I can't get the utility "nmblookup" to work."

  • 4Pane 4Pane updated /8.0/README.txt

  • DUFLOT DUFLOT posted a comment on ticket #20

    Le 05/04/2023 à 15:19, David Hart a écrit : Effectively there was a ~/.4Pane. That explains it. Presumably that .4Pane was somehow damaged. And I only put it in ~/.config . And that works perfectly ! I don't see why that change. Do you mean you just moved ~/.4Pane to ~/.config/ ? I wouldn't expect that to have fixed any problem :/ Still, as long as it works... Yes ! Apparently, the 4Pane config file is in ~/.config/ . So I just move .4Pane from ~/ to ~/.config/ . Only loqical ! Is it possible that...

  • David Hart David Hart modified ticket #20

    4Pane not displayed as normal user

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #20

    Effectively there was a ~/.4Pane. That explains it. Presumably that .4Pane was somehow damaged. And I only put it in ~/.config . And that works perfectly ! I don't see why that change. Do you mean you just moved ~/.4Pane to ~/.config/ ? I wouldn't expect that to have fixed any problem :/ Still, as long as it works... ...Awesome as window manager because it is very light and fast, and it can be used by the keyboard : it's more convenient than using the mouse all the day. We are all different. Some...

  • DUFLOT DUFLOT posted a comment on ticket #20

    Effectively there was a ~/.4Pane. And I only put it in ~/.config . And that works perfectly ! I don't see why that change... I don't think there has been a problem « between the chair and the keyboard » ! (:-) Thank you very much for your help, David ! Another answer : I use most of the time Awesome as window manager (https://awesomewm.org/) because it is very light and fast, and it can be used by the keyboard : it's more convenient than using the mouse all the day.... But I installed also Cinnamon,...

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #20

    No crash, but no display... and no new .config/4Pane created. That's a shame. A damaged .config/.4Pane was the most likely cause, and the easiest to fix. Though, did you check there isn't also a ~/.4Pane? If there is, that would be 'found' first and, if it's damaged,... Another question: which Desktop environment and Window manager are you using? I don't see why it should be a problem, but just in case. Oh, and is this a standard AMD64 architecture? Otherwise you could try debugging the crash. That...

  • DUFLOT DUFLOT posted a comment on ticket #20

    Bonjour, I answer inside your message below : Le 04/04/2023 à 17:03, David Hart a écrit : Hi, I'm sorry to hear that. FWIW I'm on bullseye too, without crashes. Negative content width -6 (allocation 1, extents 4x3) while allocating gadget (node toolbar, owner GtkToolbar) several times, then : gtk_box_gadget_distribute: assertion 'size >= 0' failed in GtkScrollbar Those are standard GTK+ spam; they don't matter. *** Caught unhandled unknown exception; terminating which /does/ matter! Do you need more...

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #20

    Hi, I'm sorry to hear that. FWIW I'm on bullseye too, without crashes. Negative content width -6 (allocation 1, extents 4x3) while allocating gadget (node toolbar, owner GtkToolbar) several times, then : gtk_box_gadget_distribute: assertion 'size >= 0' failed in GtkScrollbar Those are standard GTK+ spam; they don't matter. *** Caught unhandled unknown exception; terminating which does matter! Do you need more information ? Yes please. From where did you get 4Pane? 4Pane 8.0 from https://www.4Pane.co.uk/Download.htm...

  • DUFLOT DUFLOT created ticket #20

    4Pane not displayed as normal user

  • David Hart David Hart modified ticket #19

    Massive deleting of files on start

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #19

    Thank you for letting me know about this disturbing report. Of course I've never experienced anything like this either, even in the early days when 4Pane was experimental. There is nothing in the code that could cause any sort of automatic behaviour. The only way I can conceive of it happening is if some other program was controlling the keyboard and/or mouse, and the 4Pane instance happened to be in focus while it operated. Extremely unlikely, but I have no better suggestion. As for the reporter's...

  • Alexey Dokuchaev Alexey Dokuchaev created ticket #19

    Massive deleting of files on start

  • David Hart David Hart modified ticket #12

    Initial FreeBSD support

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #12

    Recently, 4Pane had been ported to FreeBSD I'm delighted to hear that! Many thanks for your patches. I've applied them and confirm that they are Linux-safe.

  • David Hart David Hart modified ticket #12

    Initial FreeBSD support

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #12

    Recently, 4Pane had been ported to FreeBSD I'm delighted to hear that! Many thanks for your patches. I've applied them and confirm that they are Linux-safe.

  • David Hart David Hart committed [1a6586]

    Compilation fixes for FreeBSD, kindly provided by Alexey Dokuchaev

  • David Hart David Hart committed [adc6db]

    Fix move/pasting a relative symlink while retaining its original destination

  • David Hart David Hart committed [6e2e1c]

    Changes to do with the 4Pane-8.0 release

  • David Hart David Hart committed [6b6b01]

    Possible fix for a rare keyboard-shortcut failure

  • David Hart David Hart committed [2c4e67]

    Correct case of $HOME in help documentation

  • Alexey Dokuchaev Alexey Dokuchaev created ticket #12

    Initial FreeBSD support

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/ubuntu and derivatives/4pane_8.0-1unofficial.jammy_amd64.deb

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/4pane-8.0.tar.gz

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/README.txt

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/changelog

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/4pane-8.0.tar.gz.asc

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/ubuntu and derivatives/4pane_8.0-1unofficial.kinetic_amd64.deb

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/fedora/4Pane-8.0-1.fc36.x86_64.rpm

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/debian/4pane_8.0-1.bullseye_amd64.deb

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/fedora/4Pane-8.0-1.fc37.x86_64.rpm

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/openSUSE/4pane-8.0-1.suse15.4.unofficial.x86_64.rpm

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/mandriva and mageia/4Pane-8.0-1-omv4050.rpm

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/slackware/4pane-8.0-15.0-x86_64-1.tgz

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /8.0/mandriva and mageia/4Pane-8.0-1.mga8.x86_64.rpm

  • David Hart David Hart modified ticket #11

    Copy capability should be everywhere

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #11

    Now fixed by commit #844c38

  • David Hart David Hart committed [da7f8f]

    Update the Changelog

  • David Hart David Hart committed [844c38]

    Don't corrupt the Terminal Emulator's button display when the CommandLine is opened

  • David Hart David Hart committed [e2d4ae]

    Remove redundant code

  • David Hart David Hart modified ticket #17

    Last File is cutoff horizontally

  • David Hart David Hart modified a comment on ticket #17

    Which Linux distro & version are you using? Xubuntu Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS Thank you. Testing the apt repository 4Pane, which is built against wxWidgets 3.0.5, I do see the issue (though it's not as bad as I've seen elsewhere!). When using the same version of 4Pane, but built against wx3.2.0., the issue has disappeared: see the screenshots (in the second shot you can see the wx3.0.5 4Pane in the background). It was a wxWidgets bug, and was fixed 6 months ago after this bug-report. If you want a 4Pane...

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #17

    Which Linux distro & version are you using? Xubuntu Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS Thank you. Testing the apt repository 4Pane, which is built against wxWidgets 3.0.5, I do see the issue (though it's not as bad as I've seen elsewhere!). When using the same version of 4Pane, but built against wx3.2.0., the issue has disappeared: see the screenshots (in the second shot you can see the wx3.0.5 4Pane in the background). It was a wxWidgets bug, and was fixed 6 months ago after this bug-report. If you want a 4Pane...

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #17

    Which Linux distro & version are you using? Xubuntu Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS Thank you. Testing the apt repository 4Pane, which is built against wxWidgets 3.0.5, I do see the issue (though it's not as bad as I've seen elsewhere!). When using the same version of 4Pane, but built against wx3.2.0., the issue has disappeared: see the screenshots (in the second shot you can see the wx3.0.5 4Pane in the background). It was a wxWidgets bug, and was fixed 6 months ago after this bug-report. If you want a 4Pane...

  • Todd Clay Todd Clay posted a comment on ticket #17

    The other questions are: 1. Which Linux distro & version are you using? Xubuntu Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS 2. Which version of 4Pane? (see Help > About 4Pane) 7.0 3. Which DE (Desktop Environment) and WM (Window manager)? If you are using the default ones for that distro/version just say so; otherwise: Defaults XFCE echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP will probably print the DE. If wmctrl is available, doing as root: Name: Xfwm4 Class: xfwm4 PID: 1591 wmctrl -m should print the WM. Alternatively I've seen recommendations...

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #17

    Thank you; there's no hurry. The other questions are: 1. Which Linux distro & version are you using? 2. Which version of 4Pane? (see Help > About 4Pane) 3. Which DE (Desktop Environment) and WM (Window manager)? If you are using the default ones for that distro/version just say so; otherwise: echo $XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP will probably print the DE. If wmctrl is available, doing as root: wmctrl -m should print the WM. Alternatively I've seen recommendations for Neofetch.

  • Todd Clay Todd Clay posted a comment on ticket #17

    Sorry it took so long but it was a hectic Windows day.

  • Todd Clay Todd Clay posted a comment on ticket #17

    Sorry it took so long but it was a hectic Windows day.

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #18

    The command line is always in place Not necessarily: if you close it from the View menu, then do Options > Save pane settings, it won't be there when you restart 4Pane. which I think requires an extra step to open the emulator No, it should open when the Command-line opens. If it doesn't, that's a bug. which makes me a good person to find shortcomings Indeed. If anyone finds a bug, or an important missing feature, I definitely want to be told!

  • Todd Clay Todd Clay posted a comment on ticket #18

    It's a paste situation on the command line. The command line is always in place and as I said I see the output of commands in what you call the terminal emulator which I think requires an extra step to open the emulator. I just started using your software so I'm by no means an expert which makes me a good person to find shortcomings.

  • Todd Clay Todd Clay posted a comment on ticket #11

    I was not able to choose any thing from the output of the Find Command. Nothing personal but it seems that Linux software is under functionalized while Window's is overfunctionalized. I get that all software starts as what someone sees as a need but then make it the best you can. This is why Linux struggles rather than challenging Microsoft which doesn't have a great system and it's hard to fix because of their design choices where Linux is easy to repair but still largely driven by cryptic command...

  • David Hart David Hart modified ticket #18

    Right mouse click on Command Line Gives Unexpected Results

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #18

    I'm surprised it does even that ;) The Command-line is there just in case anyone has a use for it, though I can't think of one myself. I use the Terminal Emulator directly, rather than entering a command in the Command-line, then looking in the Terminal Emulator for the output. I also can't think of much use for a context menu there: there's no output text to copy, only the Prompt and any text you type. If you want to copy that, highlighting should add it to the Primary clipboard, then middle-click...

  • Todd Clay Todd Clay posted a comment on ticket #11

    And if i use your Find command in the drop down I whould think it would hide all the permission problems or at lkeast give me a way to hide them or sudo them so they get searched if neccesary.

  • Todd Clay Todd Clay posted a comment on ticket #11

    If I do a find the output of the find is displayed at the bottom that to me is not a terminal it's a log.

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #11

    Ticket moved from /p/fourpane/bugs/16/

  • David Hart David Hart modified ticket #16

    Copy capability should be everywhere

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #16

    displayed as output at the bottom I presume you mean in the Terminal Emulator. That does have a context menu in the correct circumstance: try running 'ls' in it so that you get a valid list of filepaths; then a right-click will give you the choice of GoTo that filepath, or Open it (see the screenshot). Partly because of that, there's no default context menu. I'll see if I can provide one without disrupting the current situation.

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #17

    Yes, I've occasionally seen this myself. It varies between distros, meaning their DE and/or Window Managers, and I've only seen it when 4Pane is built against GTK+3 (more accurately, when 4Pane's wxWidgets dependency is built against GTK+3). And of course, I can't now find a DE/WM combination that demonstrates the issue! Which distro/version are you using? And which DE and WM? Which version of 4Pane? And of its wxWidgets and GTK: you can discover those by doing Ctrl-Alt-Middleclick over 4Pane: see...

  • Todd Clay Todd Clay posted a comment on ticket #17

    This also can haapen on the tree side.

  • Todd Clay Todd Clay created ticket #18

    Right mouse click on Command Line Gives Unexpected Results

  • Todd Clay Todd Clay created ticket #17

    Last File is cutoff horizontally

  • Todd Clay Todd Clay created ticket #16

    Copy capability should be everywhere

  • David Hart David Hart committed [7cff62]

    Compilation fix for wxWidgets >3.1.5

  • David Hart David Hart committed [edb36e]

    Prevent a wx build warning about wxPATH_NORM_ALL being deprecated

  • David Hart David Hart committed [ad558c]

    Fix a wxAssert when showing the Command-line terminal

  • David Hart David Hart committed [20eb7c]

    Fix a wx assert complaining that a panel was being added to the wrong sizer

  • David Hart David Hart committed [66ae9a]

    Compilation fixes for wxWidgets 3.1.6

  • 4Pane 4Pane updated /7.0/README.txt

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/slackware/4pane-7.0-15.0-x86_64-1.tgz

  • YIZ YIZ posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    Thank you for the reply, the reasons are admittable :-) And thanks for the file manager too!

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    Ah, I see what you mean. No, 4Pane intentionally doesn't do mime-types. From the FAQ: Why doesn't 4Pane look up the mime-type of each file it displays? Speed. Opening my /usr/bin directory containing several thousand files used to take less than a second in 4Pane, compared with 15 seconds in Konqueror. Admittedly that was some time ago, and the difference is much less with a more modern computer. Nevertheless, why spend time and cpu cycles checking when you hardly ever need to know the answers? Of...

  • YIZ YIZ posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    The setting you mentioned affects toolbar icons only. What I desire is to see smarter file icons in file panes, see the screenshot (the same folder content in nautilus over 4Pane).

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    Hi, 4Pane can use either the system icons, or its own. IIRC it uses the system ones by default, but you can see and change this in Options > Configure 4Pane > The Display > Misc: 'Whenever possible, use stock icons. See also https://www.4pane.co.uk/manual/ConfiguringDisplay.htm If that setting is already ticked, it might be worth trying temporarily changing your system font and see if 4Pane changes with it. Regards, David

  • YIZ YIZ posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion

    Hellow! Is there a way to change the default iconset? The default icons for file navigation pane items often do not match a selected system's theme and don't reflect file types. The example of disired icon view is e.g. nautilus -- WBR Yuri.

  • David Hart David Hart modified ticket #15

    Filetypes.cpp:363: infinite-recursion

  • dcb dcb posted a comment on ticket #11

    It looks to me like your most recent code is irrelevant to the point I was trying to make. My apologies for the confusion. AFAIK, the casts in the original code don't affect anything. The code is essentially bool DataBase::IsValid() { if (something) return IsValid(); else return IsValid(); } which is why the clang compiler is getting upset. After this many years, however broken the code may or not be, you clearly aren't that bothered about fixing it, so it looks to me like continuing to find bugs...

  • David Hart David Hart posted a comment on ticket #15

    Is this different from your previous report, https://sourceforge.net/p/fourpane/bugs/11/ ? Or is the report itself recursive? ;) In the intervening 5 years, I've had no reports of actual infinite recursion, and experienced none myself.

  • Mamoru TASAKA Mamoru TASAKA posted a comment on ticket #15

    This seems again dup of https://sourceforge.net/p/fourpane/bugs/11/ .

  • dcb dcb created ticket #15

    Filetypes.cpp:363: infinite-recursion

  • David Hart David Hart committed [030cc7]

    When extracting/verifying .rar archives, support using unar and lsar as well as unrar

  • David Hart David Hart committed [062dd0]

    Upgrade the bundled bzip2 to the latest stable version

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/mandriva and mageia/README.txt

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/mandriva and mageia/4Pane-7.0-1.mga8.x86_64.rpm

  • David Hart David Hart committed [b3271f]

    When presented with a file to extract, recognise the 'xpi' extension too

  • David Hart David Hart created a blog post

    4Pane 7.0 released

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/README.txt

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/changelog

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/4pane-7.0.tar.gz.asc

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/4pane-7.0.tar.gz

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/debian/4pane_7.0unofficial-1.bullseye_amd64.deb

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/debian/4pane_7.0unofficial-1.buster_amd64.deb

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/ubuntu and derivatives/4pane_7.0unofficial-1.groovy_amd64.deb

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/ubuntu and derivatives/4pane_7.0unofficial-1.focal_amd64.deb

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/fedora/4Pane-7.0-1.fc33.x86_64.rpm

  • 4Pane 4Pane released /7.0/mandriva and mageia/4Pane-7.0-1.mga7.x86_64.rpm

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