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Running latest Q4OS with TDE and Dolphin Trinity version as my file manager. But, whenever I try and use a function from an application like: Firefox or Zim Desktop Wiki or KSnip to OPEN DIRECTORY, I get an error from Dolphin saying it cannot find /home/dan/"%u"
So, when you finish dowloading a file in Firefox, as another example, when you choose Open Containing Folder, Dolphin just throws this error - it's like it's not processing the variable passed to it for the folder location.
See attached image for example of what I see today when I tried to open the folder of a screenshot from Ksnip's Open Directory menu option.
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The command to start Dolphin is
d3lphin %i -caption "%c" "%u"
I suspect that the "%u" is what is causing the issue. Start off by editing the .desktop file as root
/opt/trinity/share/applications/tde/d3lphin.desktop
and removing that value. It seems to run quite happily without it.
You may also need to look for a local d3lphin.desktop in your /home as well and do likewise.
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Thanks. That almost works. I think the %u is supposed to be the variable passed from the application to Dolphin to tell Dolphin WHICH folder to open to. When I remove it as you suggest, I no longer get the error however, I also am not taken to the folder specified by the application and instead am just dumped off in the Home folder each time.
So, when Firefox finishes downloading a file and I click on the little folder icon next to the filename while in Firefox, Dolphin should open to where I downloaded that file. In my case, that is the Downloads folder. So without the %u I'm just dropped off in /home and with %u, I am not taken to the folder where the file was placed.
This issue is the same with Zim Desktop Wiki when I select Tools > Open Attachments Folder from a document that has attachments. And also, the same with Ksnip when I choose Open Directory from a screenshot I saved to disk.
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I got it!! So, I went back in to re-add the "%u" but this time, I left off the quotes and just put in %u and now all three applications work as expected and take me to the folder that has the file! Yay!!!!
Thanks again!!!
Solution was to edit:
~/.local/share/applications/tde-d3lphin.desktop
And change the line:
Exec=d3lphin %i -caption "%c" "%u"
To this:
Exec=d3lphin %i -caption %c %u
Thanks again for the help. I never would have found this. :-)
Last edited by LinuxDan2015 (2022-04-15 13:53)
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Good call!
Last edited by bin (2022-04-16 09:48)
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