File Managers/Orthodox File Managers

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i want directory opus on linux, i guess i could use worker and bash scripts but it's not the same thing

>>57104592
I figured there'd be something similar on Linux for years now. I plan on using midnight commander when I'm on Linux

>>57104152
>not registered
#JustProprietaryThings

>>57104770
It's called shareware you hoe. I support developers with money.

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>>57104152
User of Total Commander since 2001, one of the few things that keeps me on Windows. I use a modified version called TC Essentials, it has integrated tools and software.

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>>57104632
you can replicate all the good things with terminal commands, but it's not as intuitive as using a ui and being able to select specific files

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>>57104592
>>57104632
literally gentoo

>>57104874
You can support developers of open source projects

>>57104874
How do you support them by not paying for a registered copy? :^)

>>57104152
>>57104152

if you play around in dopus so you can make it look like tc

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xyplorer is the only good windows file manager i've found

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I used midnight commander until recently, when i switched to ranger
i also started using vim keybinds on emacs, so that might have something to do with it

>>57104152
ranger. try it.

>>57109548
Is this image inside the terminal?

>>57111834
yes rendered with w3m

I use Speedcommander. The only downside is it is German so support is a bitch.

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That's funny, I just started using FreeCommander after trying TotalCommander. My only complaint is that it brings itself to the front when you try to drag and drop to another program.