File Manager
 

Ever since I've started using linux there's one thing that I miss: Windows Commander. I can hardly work in windows without this powreful tool and I can't find anything that can even compare to it in Linux (in what utility is concerned). Do you happen to know a good FILE manager in Linux?

1. Krusader
2. Gentoo

Both are very great! I prefer Gentoo for file managing(ofcourse after a little of configuring) and Krusader for FTP'ing :) Good luck!

i'd say.. avoid anything starting with a K, and try rox, not a bad set of tools, good looking and very light and fast,

I second that - rox is fast and doesn't eat a lot of recources.

K stuff is cool acid, :) I like Kmail for instance (although I am more and more getting ready to try sylpheed).

Rox is cool, but I really like the layout and things of Gentoo, it's pretty fast itself.

Cool

I like Midnight Commander (MC) for CLI and XWC for Xwindows.

I heard about a new one, still in Alpha development, called evidence, based on GTK+2. Should look like EFM (that was never released) and you should be able to get it at sourceforge.
HTH
-NSKL

I can highly recommend gnome-commander. Provides dual-pane operations, and integrated FTP client. Highly configurable, a real techies file manager.

http://www.nongnu.org/gcmd/img/thumbmainwindow.jpeg

worker
 

I like worker from

http://www.boomerangsworld.de/worker...w.php3?lang=en

Not trying to double post, but consolidate discussion:

I posted in this older thread of the same topic - and I'm sure there are older still.