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:10 Total Commander Alternatives for Linux
10 Total Commander Alternatives for Linux
Aug 19, 2008, 11 :04 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4870 reads)

(Other stories by Fibonacci)

[ Thanks to Fibonacci for this link. ]

"One of the fastest file managers in this article. Here are some features:

* Low requirements (basically only the X11 libraries)
* Built-in configuration GUI
* Support for a virtual file system to enter archives, ftp sites, …
* Archives currently supported: tar/tgz/tbz, gzip, bzip2, zip, rar, ar and more from the extfs from Midnight Commander (lha, zoo, rpm, iso9660, diff, arj, cpio, …)
Additionally it’s possible to access servers using ssh, rsh, ftp, http and webdav."

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