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achekulaev wrote:Currently all opened tabs except currently active are lost upon exit. This is one of reasons why I don't really use them.

achekulaev,
Absolutely agree that windows information like positions and open tabs with locations must be stored and loaded upon start.

The problem is that window width can be very small, like in this image:
Maybe it's easier to just turn that volume info off and use CMD+L to show available space when need?

Pressing Cmd-+ to quickly select files by mask should auto-substitute mask with extension from file under cursor. E.g. on the screenshot below I have "Monosnap 2015-07-16.jpg" as file under cursor so pressing Cmd-+ should auto-propose to select all JPG files (just like I did manually on screenshot)...

This sounds interesting. However, there're already three different suggestions for that path line: - make it editable, like in windows explorer. (I think this is redundant, since we already have Go To Folder sheet by cmd+shift+g, with autocomplete and other fancy stuff) - show a list of upper-level ...

achekulaev, Access keys are bound to Ctrl modifier, since it happens to be problematic to use same modifiers as for Menu items (seems to be a Cocoa-specific behaviour). There're: - ^M for Mask - ^T for Containing Text - ^S - for Size I will eventually bring the similar scheme to other dialog sheet s...

Mike, just gave it a quick spin and it's shaping up very nicely! I've ran into one weird bug: I've been playing with running commands in the terminal, hiding and showing panes a few times, running shell commands, alt+ctrl+enter once or twice and then... I held delete key for too long... It took me ...

Guys, I think I've found a way to bring some compromise between usability level of a textbox-command line and a "true" shell integration.
So currently Files does "pasting" focused item name and can execute entered commands with Enter hit in panels too.
Although, no regular letters routing for now.

Guys, thanks for responses and please take a look at last build 1176. achekulaev, Terminal cursor is changing it's state in last preview I've just uploaded. System's mouse cursor is my headache - yep, sometimes system doesn't change it... will try to investigate it somehow. don, I personally have no...

Hi everybody! I've done some interesting stuff with terminal integration: http://filesmanager.info/downloads/previews/files-1.0.8(1176).zip Files now tries to guess what is entered within Bash shell. Based on this information, next steps can be made: - when you hitting Enter with something entered i...

Nice feature, it would be great if the command lines of the terminal start upside down , and then scroll up, as the other terminals normally do. and that white separator line looks redundant. Hi, azadkuh, Separator line is just a debug stuff, don't pay attention to it. ( it shows a border between "...