Hello,
When you open a file/folder Deluge uses the clunky style of navigation linux uses (breadcrubs instead of navigation bar you can copy/paste, no favorites for 1 click access, and all HDDs, CD's, usb drives and NAS drives in one ugly unsorted list). Every time I try to switch to deluge I tend to use it until I get frustrated enough by this 'style' of navigation that is way slower and requires far too many clicks while navigation my directories. There are also other ugly issues with this style (like unable to save in a shortcut folder). The entire thing is a mess.
Is there any settings and/or pluggins to resolve this?
Get the windows navigation?
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Re: Get the windows navigation?
In Preferences -> Interface and disable (untick) Classic Mode and Restart deluge .
Re: Get the windows navigation?
I am not sure how that is supposed to help? When I tried it, deluge appears to be the same once I connected to the deamon. It is still using the linux style navigation menu.
I am not sure if this is something a plugin could fix, some of the documentation links gives me a 404 error (and I dont know python anyway).
edit: Actually python seems simple. Looks like this may be possible using the following (I will try to make this work in a plugin tomorrow):
import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import filedialog
file_path = filedialog.askdirectory()
Right now the biggest issue is I need python 3.x, and it seems deluge is using python 2.x and askdirectory() is even more useless then the linux method in python 2.x
I am not sure if this is something a plugin could fix, some of the documentation links gives me a 404 error (and I dont know python anyway).
edit: Actually python seems simple. Looks like this may be possible using the following (I will try to make this work in a plugin tomorrow):
import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import filedialog
file_path = filedialog.askdirectory()
Right now the biggest issue is I need python 3.x, and it seems deluge is using python 2.x and askdirectory() is even more useless then the linux method in python 2.x
Re: Get the windows navigation?
The UI is written for GTK so that is the file browser, nothing to do with Python itself. For navigation and bookmarks see below:
The unable to select a shortcut folder is clearly an oversight by GTK developers.
The unable to select a shortcut folder is clearly an oversight by GTK developers.
Re: Get the windows navigation?
I know its not pythons fault for the navigation in deluge, I was just hoping there was a python solution. My problem is the "filedialog.askdirectory()" in python 3 is 100% what I want (modern way to navigate), while the "tkFileDialog.askdirectory()" in python 2 is the old (it reminds me windows 95/98) method.The UI is written for GTK so that is the file browser, nothing to do with Python itself.
O well, on the bright side I am glad I found python (in many small ways I already see how it can be better than php). I plan on using it for a few of my projects.
Thanks for the screen, but I have already been using the manual path. I often have to open a folder on windows, navigate to my path so I can copy/paste it into deluge (which quickly gets tedious). As for bookmarks, that doesn't really help me as I got my folder structure mostly setup with shortcuts which point to different HDDs.For navigation and bookmarks see below:
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Re: Get the windows navigation?
the best is to dig into the Interface and disable (uncheck) Classic Mode and Restart deluge.