For example, I'd love to be able to map Win Super+R to a click of the "Recent documents" tray icon (it looks like an analog clock), if not at least directly to the "Recent" sidebar section of Nemo. How could I do this, if it's even possible? Otherwise, I may have to try to emulate it through Keysharp...

There seems to be no way to tell whether you're subscribed to a community or not until you check it.

Seeing that duplicated question kinda makes me trust them less, like this was AI-gen or a surprisingly careless mistake...

Nemo: I can't move to search results without the mouse. This is unacceptable in 2026... But at least it has Meld as an awesome file-compare plugin in the Software Manager. However, it has no audio statistics and can't view audio metadata in file properties.

Thunar: I can select search results by keyboard, but I can't cut and paste files from an external drive to the internal drive; for some reason "Paste" is grayed out. It has no "open as root" folder feature, but I can at least cut regardless in Nemo without root access.

Yazi: I can't even install it because sudo apt install snapd, which seems to be a prerequisite to getting it on here, is yielding:

Package snapd is not available, but is referred to by another package.
This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source

E: Package 'snapd' has no installation candidate

I had bad experiences with Double Commander and Dolphin on Windows; it was just harder to do stuff and the context menus felt lacking. Are they still worth trying?

... and I'm having a blast! What simple yet incredibly well-designed extensions! I wish someone told me about these earlier, haha. Cinnamon-Screenshot is also nicer than the default; I mapped that to PrtScn. And Fancy Tiles of course everyone should always have on any 24+" monitor.

I was just looking up Warpinator's compatibility with Windows since it's so nice on Linux, but https://warpinator.net/ randomly capitalizes the "P" at the bottom, which is just wild and out of nowhere; I fear that it may be an impostor site. What's the best way to tell?

What I read online seemed to say that Proton Bridge is required, and is not free. That sucks, if so...

https://lemmy.ml/post/48278647

I read the post, I commented, and I got the response from the author of the post as a comment to mine, but when I tap it to go reply to it, in the post I can't actually see the comment at all. It's like it doesn't exist. However, it does show in my inbox, but Blorp can't reply directly from the inbox.

Is this a federation issue or a Blorp issue? I'm not really sure of how this sort of visibility thing works across Lemmy.

When browsing through either any community, or the profile of any user, with limited history (like only a few posts' and comments' worth of content) that total to <1 page, Blorp still shows a 2nd page, which is blank when you try to check it.

I saw a user comment a need for mods for their community but they didn't state what exactly the community was, yet I don't see a way to discreetly check for what comms they mod purely in Blorp.

I couldn't find out how to download images at first because they're tucked exclusively in the share arrow, which is only where I'd think one would be passing the link or image to others, not where I'd go to download it for myself. Could "Download image" be moved or at least copied over to the 3-dot menu? That'd be very helpful!

It'd be great if in the community tab when checking the options for a post, you could just join that community right there without having to go to the community; there currently seems to be no such option.