2013 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice AwardsThis forum is for the 2013 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards.
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rox-filer, though spacefm has to be the best filer to appear in 2013
Thanks for the head's up. I rarely use a file manager, and when I do it tends to be PCmanFM. Just took SpaceFM for a quick test drive and it looks pretty nice. Lightweight, featureful, and I don't have to import an entire DE's worth of dependencies just to use it. Suspect it will end up replacing PCmanFM on my daily driver.
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rox-filer, though spacefm has to be the best filer to appear in 2013
+1 on SpaceFM. Took it for a test drive and liked what I saw. Not as much as Enlightenment's bundled file manager, but enough to replace PCmanFM for those occasions when I want something different. Deserves the vote!
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