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NOTE: There is also emelFM a file manager that implements the two-pane design in a simple GTK+ interface.Īs you can expect from the starting K Krusader is a file manager born for the KDE Desktop Environment.

An output box on the bottom to show the result of commands.

Filters to display files/directory that matches a particular pattern.

An embedded Trashcan that saves all your deleted files.

A built-in command-line, toolbar buttons or assigned keys can be used to initiate commands. Those panes can be resized, and any one or two of them can be hidden and unhidden, on request. The third pane, at the bottom of the window, shows the output of commands executed within the program. Two of those (side-by-side or top-to-bottom) show the contents of selected filesystem directories. The main window is divided into three parts. The latest source-code release is: emelfm2-0.8.1.tar.bz2 (1073 kb) – Released This is another twin-panel manager done with GTK+ 2, clean and simple.

Includes more than 120 original pixmap icons.

A powerful file recognition system that allows you to configure how files of different types are listed (what colors and icons), and what happens when you double click them (start image viewers, music players, etc.).

Direct graphical configuration of most main features.

Uses GIO, which means file system access is virtualized.

Support for most typical file operations (copy, move, rename, makedir etc.).

Reasonably small and fast (written in C).

Gentoo provides a two directory pane listing with sticky toggling of selections, A pile of operations you can do in or across directories, highly customizable file recognition, easy extension and generally gets out of the way of doing real work.

#DOUBLE COMMANDER VS MUCOMMANDER SERIES#

The current release series of gentoo is called 0.19.x. One of my favorite Distribution, but also the name of a twin-panel file manager. Note: Konqueror supports multiple panels divided horizontally, vertically or both, but these panels do not act as twin panels by default (the user has to mark the panels he wants to act as twin-panels), so I’ll not put it in this article.

#DOUBLE COMMANDER VS MUCOMMANDER WINDOWS#

In this roundup I‘ll show you some of the most used Twin-panel file manager available on Linux, sometimes they are also called Orthodox file managers or command-based file managers and in general they have three windows (two panels and one command line window). So for example you could move a file from the first to the second panel, or copy it. Twin-panel file managers have obligatory connected panels where action in one panel results in a reaction in the second. In general a file manager is a program that gives some kind of interface to the file system and that show in a graphical or textual way the files and directory, usually a file manager allow to do some standard operations such as delete, rename copy/paste and other typical operations that you can do on files.

Double commander vs mucommander