Message: Default copy/move system is not supported by the file manager ...

[StefanPofahl]

And what does this mean? Which file managers and/or linux-distributions are compatible to ultracopier?

Under which circumstances can I use the ultracopier on my kubuntu 22.04.3?

[alphaonex86]

Hi, ultracopier is compatible with all Linux, but I have requested compatibility with file manager, for now all was ignored,
I invite you do message into https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=233902

[StefanPofahl]

I have added my comment to this bug issue.

[ahmedmoselhi]

@alphaonex86 I found this for nemo-nautilus will this work on latest version of ultracopier??

[StefanPofahl]

Thanks for the link! :-)

I observed that the copy command may still be ongoing even if ultracopier tells me the job is done.
This happened to me a few times with larger movie-files, to be transferred onto an USB-storage.
Are there specific switches that force ultracopier to wait until the file is fully copied onto the destination?

As a workaround I experiment currently with rsync, but I do not know, if the two switches:
--preallocate
--fsync
make sense and if so, I would like to know what the equivalent switches are for ultracopier.

[alphaonex86]

it's the behavior desired by most user.
ino the next major version I will add option for this

[StefanPofahl]

cool :-)
The shortcomings of the standard copy command was my initial reason to try alternative ways to copy files onto an USB-storage ...