A Quick and Easy Guide to KDE KIO slaves | Linux Today

A Quick and Easy Guide to KDE KIO slaves

Written By
Web Webster
Web Webster
Aug 19, 2009

“1. applications:/ and programs:/
Both of these KIO slaves show a user the available applications on
a computer. They are arranged in categories just like the K-menu,
and you can navigate through the hierarchy simply by clicking on
category icons until you reach the program you want to start.

“2. fish:/
kio fishFish is a powerful network tool that allows you to connect
to a remote computer via SSH. In order to connect, enter a string
like the following into the navigation bar of Konqueror or
Dolphin:

fish://username@hostname

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Web Webster

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