Re: copy/paste in native opera file selector

> Hello:
> 
> Yes, I use option 4/X11 which I called native opera X11 file selector in the subject.
> 
> Ranousse,
> 
> recent opera supports only KDE4 which is - in my opinion - still not
> comparable to KDE3. I use KDE3 and I find it more reliable than KDE4.
> 
> Kenneth,
> 
> the gtk file selector is _very_ slow and awkward. It takes 10-15 secs
> just to open the window and show the directories/files.
> The save and open dialogs are different, you can not navigate into a directory by pasting path in the save dialog to browse the files.
> And the sort by date mode works very strangely.
> 
> All in all, the native (X11) mode is fast and works really well but unfortunately it lacks the copy/paste directory path capability that
> I miss a lot. I am asking the developers if it would be very difficult
> to restore that function, as it was before.

Just for information, it seems that I also use X11 mode without knowing
it. On my computer no kde package is installed and it appears that 1, 3
and 4 gives the same file selector. So I think I did not understand the
problem. In the save window, I see 2 boxes where I can modify things.
One at the top containing the current directory and which is not
editable it seems. And one at the bottom where I can do everything I
want (enter a path to change directory, a name to choose the name of the
file I save, copy paste with the mouse buttons (but not ctrl-c, ctrl-v),
...). Do you speak of the first box? Do you mean ctrl-c, ctrl-v instead
of mouse button 2? Or maybe I'm not using X11 file selector (I still
wonder wich one I use).
I think my version of opera-linux is the last one (from debian
repository, 11.61).

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