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Konqueror frigging rules... check out KIO-locate http://www.kde-apps.org/content/pre2/17201-2.png or KIO-pod. Browse a remote machine via ssh.. simply amazing stuff. Krusader and MC are OK but I never liked the MC style window.
Originally posted by brockers Konqueror frigging rules... check out KIO-locate http://www.kde-apps.org/content/pre2/17201-2.png or KIO-pod. Browse a remote machine via ssh.. simply amazing stuff. Krusader and MC are OK but I never liked the MC style window.
Anyway - what I was posting about was that josiah's xfe is a different thing from xfce. I think he's talking a X File Explorer, which is a FOX app. Needs some radical work on the icons, but it's nicely functional and, indeed, doesn't tie you to any damn desktop. I prefer dual panes, command lines, and rox weirdness to tree-panes but it's a good one of that type. Only other of that type worth mentioning is Endeavour.
I think this poll depends a lot on the Desktop someones using. Most Gnome Users probably will vote for Nautilus and most KDE Users (like me ) will vote for Konqui.
Originally posted by lun4tic Konqueror as graphic manager and a combination of
cd, ls, mv, cp, scp, ...
for textbased file management
I think this poll depends a lot on the Desktop someones using. Most Gnome Users probably will vote for Nautilus and most KDE Users (like me ) will vote for Konqui.
I don't use either of those desktops, and like you, I like working with files from the command line.. But if I want something more graphical, emelfm2 or mc work well and are both quite powerful.
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