After using #Thunar for a while on my #Linux Desktop, I'm now back to using Dolphin on #NixOS, mainly due to its great preview pane 🐬
However, it is the only application that resists all of my theming efforts and burns itself into my retinas with its light mode 👀
GTK applications are using my Dracula theme just fine and with `qt5ct` other Qt apps respect it too.
Any ideas on #theming Dolphin properly?
Just out of curiosity, are there any Linux/Unix file managers that have a Mac-OS-like Preview function?
I do rather miss that, although a tiling WM and very lightweight viewer utilities like sxiv or feh for images and qpdfview render a tolerable analogue.
My main workflow for that functionality is renaming dozens of scanned PDFs based on their contents, so any provided preview needs to be big enough to really read.
Ok, DANG, I forgot how PURDY Gnome was. Not very screen-real-estate-miserly, but pretty as heck.
Yeah, sushi is da bomb. VERY good analogue of MacOS quickview, and quite speedy, even on a vm running on a 10 year old box.
NEXT, I try Dolphin in an OpenSuSE leap vm.
@golemwire @totoroot
> @RL_Dane @totoroot If you use GNOME Files / Nautilus, you can install sushi.
I think I tried sushi early on in my linux rediscovery adventure circa 2019.
Not sure why, but either it didn't quite work for me, or was slow, or I wasn't terribly impressed with it for some other reason. Or maybe I just couldn't find a recent enough version if I was on an Ubuntu-based distro. Or maybe it was dependency heck. Wish I could remember. Maybe I'll stand up a vm and try it out ;)