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Great! Dolphin is also better than macOS Finder. I would replace it with Dolphin as well.
However, Windows Explorer in Windows 11 still excels in one area: it doesn't have a header, and the tabs are displayed on the header, like in Chromium.
It's also annoying that all KDE Dolphin tabs have that red [X] button. Sadly, the KDE developers reject great PRs like this one: https://invent.kde.org/system/dolphin/-/merge_requests/269
Who even presses those [X] buttons? I always use the Ctrl+W shortcut.
My God, what a read... I love KDE, but holy shit, these guys really need to pull the sticks out of their arses...
the most recent version of Finder is... a bit weird. I like all of the tools and functions it has, but it's a huge departure from the previous version of Finder, and I'm not a super-fan of some of the feature implementations. but, if you're used to using Finder for a lot of work, you won't feel too out-of-place.
I haven't used Dolphin in over a decade, so perhaps I'll check it out.
You can make literally any window of any program have no header with KDE. I'm pretty sure you can make Dolphin look exactly how you are describing.
@prole @stebator but what about something like this?
What are you asking?
@prole is it possible to move classic menu into header in KDE?
https://masturbated.one/system/media/_attachments/files/115/307/834/566/933/689/original/82cdd6ea0e1769bb.png
Still excels? I don't recall windows explorer ever being good at anything!
You are saying you like the tabs in the header, so at the top. But Dolphin lets you split, which would make that not make as much sense.