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    [SOLVED] Is this Krusader? What changed?

    Catchy subject title, huh?

    Been awhile since I've used Krusader. Used to use it a few years ago a lot for accessing and modifying files as root, like /boot/efi.
    So, today, I installed krusader through Synaptic.
    Opened it. And all I see is a menu of icons at the top. Back Up Home Select All Reload Text File etc. etc > >
    Nothing about "Tools" (>run as root), or anything like that.
    I've tried several things to get at it, like
    -- rt-click show hidden menu (or whatever) -- this is not working;
    -- edited the .config file krusaderrc for menubar=enabled (it had said "disabled");
    -- configure the main toolbar -- there was nothing like Tools or Start as Root etc.

    Is this a "full version" of Krusader? or what am I missing here? or do I need to put this down for awhile and come back to it?

    BTW, in K 22.04 here.
    Last edited by Qqmike; Today, 01:43 PM.
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    #2
    I just now installed krusader via the CLI on 24.04. This is what the initial screen looks for me when I launched it.

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      #3
      BTW, in K 22.04 here.
      An intellectual says a simple thing in a hard way. An artist says a hard thing in a simple way. Charles Bukowski

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        #4
        maybe the menu bar is hidden? is there a setting to show menu bar ?
        does it show if you hit Ctrl+M ?
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          #5
          @Snowhog: I didn't get that screen at all.
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            #6
            If I hit Ctrl+M, I get a bunch of stuff, but nothing like Hidden menu.
            Usually, Rt-Click > show hidden menu works for many apps like Krusader, but not for me here.
            Don't see any setting to show menubar.
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              #7
              Originally posted by Qqmike View Post
              If I hit Ctrl+M, I get a bunch of stuff, but nothing like Hidden menu.
              Usually, Rt-Click > show hidden menu works for many apps like Krusader, but not for me here.
              Don't see any setting to show menubar.
              can you perhaps post a screenshot of the main window?
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                #8
                One second ...
                OK, I did rt-click that icon bar, then Configure Toolbars
                then got a window: Main Toolbar and : pane: Available Actions and pane: Current Actions
                AND, strangely, THIS time, I do see under Available Actions > Start Root Mode Krusader, and I do also get that window that Snowhog posted above.
                Putting Start Krusader as Root into Current Actions and trying it did work to get into the forbidden file /boot/efi.

                But them I did find and clicked Show Main Tool Bar, andall my toolbars vanished for Root Mode, and I can't undo or get back.

                OK. That's it. I gotta uninstall this and re-install and start over clean.
                Thanks so far, guys.
                I'll post back as needed.
                Wonder if this is just 22.04? But then I used to use even older K versions, going back many years.
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                  #9
                  or try to reset the configuration 1st maybe ?
                  close krusader and run
                  Code:
                  mv ~/.config/krusaderrc ~/.config/krusaderrc.bak
                  krusader​
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                    #10
                    OMG. I completely Removed it (with Synaptic), Installed it fresh, tried re-install, ...
                    Nothing is working to get even an icon menu or any menu at the top of the Krusader window.

                    Guess what?

                    I forget what this feature is called, claydoh mentioned it once.
                    Looking at my PC screen, looking at the Krusader window, I see NO tool bars and no way to rt-click etc to turn one on.
                    HOWEVER ...
                    Looking at my entire PC screen, across the top, there is a blackened strip going across the top of the screen.
                    Within that strip, starting at the left, is the main Krusader toolbar (in words, not icons):
                    File Edit Go User Actions Tools ...
                    and under Tools is the Start Rootmode Krusader.

                    I didn't do anything to cause that feature to work, but that very top-of-screen menu bar also appears for other apps, like Libre Office Writer.
                    And that top-of-screen main menu bar only shows any options (in words) when I click on the app (in this case, the Krusader window);
                    otherwise, that menu bar is grayed-out. So that menu bar looks like it is part of my Desktop, if that makes sense.
                    I'll try for a screen shot.

                    It's not even beer-thirty yet, but ...
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                      #11
                      Try this again ...
                      Click image for larger version

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                        #12
                        That (above) is the full PC Desktop showing at the very top the menu bar for Krusader.
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                          #13
                          i believe that's the KDE Plasma's Global Menu widget thingy
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                            #14
                            Right-click below Krusader and you should see a pop-up window with Main Toolbar Job Toolbar Actions Toolbar. Likely for you, all three are unchecked.
                            Windows no longer obstruct my view.
                            Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
                            "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data." - Sherlock Holmes

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by Qqmike View Post
                              That (above) is the full PC Desktop showing at the very top the menu bar for Krusader.
                              If you right-click to the right of the semi-circular left pointing arrow, you should get a pop-up window. Lock Toolbar Positions should be checked. Uncheck it. Then see if you can click and drag the Krusader Menu Bar onto the Krusader window.
                              Windows no longer obstruct my view.
                              Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
                              "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data." - Sherlock Holmes

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