Favourite Filemanager
Krusader would be my choice. Has many more features than Nautilus, although in general I prefer GNOME to KDE. If I want a GUI I want a real GUI, that's why I do not like Midknight Commander - appears to me to be kind of a GUIfied command line, but does not convince me.
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Dolphin
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I can't vote, Vim happens to be my filemanager.
Check out Netrw plugin (any modern Vim has this plug already installed) VimCommander, or vc for short, as I like to call it, will blow your mind: Code:
# .bashrc |
emacs' dired does it for me...
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Krusader... slow.. buggy.. but irreplaceable.. doh..
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Midnight Commander for sure!
Works on many systems, and it's console based... When i need a gui i use Dolphin or Nautilus |
Dolphin is great. However, I've been using XFE of late, and its very good also. Its just not on the list.
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bash
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Thunar :D
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Nautilus has served me well ever since i first switched to Linux, used Thunar for a while but never felt at home with it.
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Midnight Commander for remote access and FTP file system. The DOS/NC look&feel is also not bad.
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Double Commander
What about Double Commander?
http://doublecmd.sourceforge.net/ |
Nautilus, Konqueror, emacs
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Nautilus is the best..
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Dolphin
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