Linux Mint 18.2, MATE.
For example, I am copying some files from one place to another. It is quite hard to notice errors or see how many files left while a window of this file operation is minimized.
In Windows data copying process displays in a minimized window in the panel by means of a green strip, or a minimized window changes its color because of some error.
Is there a way to do something similar in Linux?
Sorry for my English.
Linux Mint 18.2, MATE.
For example, I am copying some files from one place to another. It is quite hard to notice errors or see how many files left while a window of this file operation is minimized.
In Windows data copying process displays in a minimized window in the panel by means of a green strip, or a minimized window changes its color because of some error.
Is there a way to do something similar in Linux?
Sorry for my English.
Linux Mint 18.2, MATE.
For example, I am copying some files from one place to another. It is quite hard to notice errors or see how many files left while a window of this file operation is minimized.
In Windows data copying process displays in a minimized window in the panel by means of a green strip, or a minimized window changes its color because of some error.
Is there a way to do something similar in Linux?
Linux Mint 18.2, MATE.
For example, I am copying some files from one place to another. It is quite hard to notice errors or see how many files left while a window of this file operation is minimized.
In Windows data copying process displays in a minimized window in the panel by means of a green strip, or a minimized window changes its color because of some error.
Is there a way to do something similar in Linux?
Sorry for my English.
