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10wattmindtrip

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Registered: 2009-06-18

Posts: 28

Re: any good file manager?

emacs dired and pcmanfm for gui

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ninian

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From: United Kingdom

Registered: 2008-02-24

Posts: 726

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Re: any good file manager?

no love at all for worker??  (xcept from me I guess)

Takes a bit of time to get used to it and customize its buttons, etc but it is fast and flexible. So I certainly like it too!

soulicia

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Registered: 2010-04-09

Posts: 14

Re: any good file manager?

Ranger for CLI
Thunar for GUI

smakked

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From: Gold Coast , Australia

Registered: 2008-08-14

Posts: 420

Re: any good file manager?

XFE and thunar
and your usual command line stuff

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Duologic

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From: Belgium

Registered: 2007-11-11

Posts: 249

Re: any good file manager?

I've switched from emelfm2 to pcmanfm2, I couldn't get used to emelfm2. I hate the gvfs depencie for external drives in pcmanfm2. I'm waiting for Thunar to drop hal and use there own system.

Last edited by Duologic (2010-05-13 19:34:11)

10098

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Registered: 2010-05-11

Posts: 40

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Re: any good file manager?

I like Thunar. It is quite lightweight yet powerful enough to satisfy my needs.

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thisoldman

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From: Pittsburgh

Registered: 2009-04-25

Posts: 1,172

Re: any good file manager?

Although I mostly use the command line, I use emelfm2 on occasion.  I've modified the configuration so it always opens with my home directory in the left pane and '/' in the right pane.

SwedBo

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From: Riga, Latvia

Registered: 2010-04-28

Posts: 28

Re: any good file manager?

Thunar is definitely worth a try - lightweight yet contains everything you may ever need.