Version: unspecified (using KDE 4.7.0) OS: Linux It would be usefull to allow dolphin to move a file over another one so that the older one is overwritten by the contents of the new (dropped) one. Just like having 2 (non-empty) files -- foo and bar -- and doing "mv foo bar" : drag'n'dropping foo over bar should replace the contents of bar with that of foo (keeping bar as the name, just like with mv). Of course, a confirmation dialog should warn the user about what's happening in case it's a wrong drop. Reproducible: Didn't try Expected Results:
Resetting assignee to default as per bug #305719
Not sure this feature makes much sense given the potential for data destruction of for anyone who doesn't immediately grasp what's going on. And it's pretty easy to do this anyway: copy-and-paste the file, then rename it to the name of the file you want to replace. Or just pull up the integrated terminal pane and do `mv foo bar`.