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I see. Well, there's a workaround, a bit ugly but will work.
You can create one-liner wrapper scripts (simply bash) for the tools and assign icons to those files.
It's clumsy but I'm afraid it's the only way forward for now.

Hi Sticky, Unfortunately now the tooltips are occupied solely with tools' hotkeys. I've made an adjustment to show a tool's name there as well, however this fix will available only in a next preview build. PS Ah, regarding icons - NC uses the generic system mechanics to pick them, so putting your cu...

Hi eko,

Not sure I understand what you mean by "root folder of specific folder".
Is that the UNIX root i.e. "/"?
In that case there's a hotkey for that - literally '/'.

Hi Carlos,
NC doesn't actually know anything about ethernet nor wifi - it uses a filesystem level which doesn't expose the underlying transport.
That's something to tweak with the system itself.

Did it start initially on the new system, prior to copying the old configs there?
You could try *not* copying the 'State' directory there, only 'Config' - maybe that can help.
Also if possible, could you drop a crash dump? (I believe if you close a frozen app - macOS will show a crash report)

It should be at Preferences->Tools->Open System Terminal Here->Application.

That's an issue in NC that it doesn't have an updated path for Terminal.app for Catalina (they moved it to another location).
You can change the path in Preferences though, it should be "/System/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app".

Hi all, As you might have noticed, not much news appeared recently on this website. Since everything is now over, I guess I can shed some light. For the last 9 months, we were fighting my wife's cancer. On 14th March she passed away at the age of 35. This situation leaves me as a single parent to a ...

Hi folks, I've pushed the version 1.2.7, which is mostly a correction release for Catalina plus some minor overall improvements. A lackluster "what's new" this time: Updated to support macOS Catalina. Bugfixes and internal improvements. The version is available via automatic update and by direct dow...

A good idea indeed.
This time Apple bested themselves in ability to break what has been working perfectly fine.