Dolphin File Manager

If you're looking for a file manager that emphasizes usability, Dolphin might be the perfect choice for your KDE environment. Dolphin has a variety of features that make it easy to navigate your file hierarchy quickly and efficiently. One of the most notable of these features is the navigation bar, which allows you to jump between URLs without having to click through multiple folders.

Another standout feature of Dolphin is its ability to remember view properties for each folder. This means that you can easily switch between different views without losing any of your customizations or preferences. Additionally, you can split views in Dolphin's interface, which provides even more flexibility and control when managing your files.

Dolphin also offers network transparency and undo/redo functionality, which are must-haves for many users. However, it's important to note that Dolphin is not designed to compete with Konqueror, the default KDE file manager. While Konqueror is a universal viewer that can display a wide variety of file types, Dolphin is solely focused on file management. This design approach allows Dolphin to optimize the user interface specifically for this important task.

If you're interested in checking out Dolphin, there are a few things to keep in mind. One of the most recent updates includes a split view that divides the window into two equal sections - this can be a useful feature for many users. You'll also find updates to the documentation for making Dolphin your default file manager, as well as an updated Estonian translation. Overall, Dolphin is a powerful and flexible file manager that can help you stay on top of your digital files with ease.