Version: (using 4.3.5 (KDE 4.3.5), Gentoo) Compiler: gcc-4.3.4 OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.30-gentoo-r8 In Krusader 2, if I hit Ctrl+M, I get a popup menu of file systems, that has the accelerator key mostly on the storage capacity. In my case: 12.0 GiB Windows (ntfs-3g) [/media/c-ntfs] ‾ 30.0 GiB Data (ntfs-3g) [/media/d-ntfs] ‾ 19.0 GiB Linux (ext3) [/] ‾ 234.4 GiB Home (ext3) [/home] ‾ and so on. Though it is an improvement over Krusader 1 which had no accelerator in this popup at all (which is why I set Ctrl+M to show media:/ instead), this is not very keyboard friendly. Because I have to search which of the letters (or more likely numbers) is underlined and then either remember it or search for it again next time. I think that, for a human, it would be much better to use the file system label for accelerator keys. Because usually a (linux) user knows about his/her partitioning scheme and the respective file system labels. :-) In an ideal world, the order of information of this popup could be made an option, perhaps to chose between - the way it is now - the way I’d prefer: Label with accelerator (capacity, FS type) [mount point] - etc. If this is overkill, at least I’d like to ask for a comma behind the capacity to make the items more readable. Thanks for your time.