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Another good one is muCommander.

2008-11-29T10:47:00.000+08:00

Another good one is muCommander.

One more to the list: Beesoft Commander (bsc).Feat...

2008-06-25T06:19:00.000+08:00

One more to the list: Beesoft Commander (bsc).

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Pcman file manager is faster than thunar and it ha...

2008-06-23T12:20:00.000+08:00

Pcman file manager is faster than thunar and it has tabbed browsing you forgot to mention that.
And it does support desktop showing as of the latest version.

hey, great list. i'm using thunar and krusader. bu...

2008-06-23T01:12:00.000+08:00

hey, great list. i'm using thunar and krusader. but the big question is if there's a file manager for linux which can handle copy queues similar like in total commander the "F5-F2" solution...so copying/moving from/to more places in the same time doesn't slow down the transfers...?

OR

i can use for this the kget, but i have to browse always for the destination. does anyone know the command option which makes possible to tell the kget to where to copy the files? i haven't found it anywhere. so it would be easy to add it to the krusader as a user action...
Sorry for my English :)

Nice and useful list. Thanks for this one. I'm usi...

2008-06-21T10:51:00.000+08:00

Nice and useful list. Thanks for this one. I'm using dolphin on KDE 4 right now but I also wanted to try other file managers to find out what works best.

Thanks once again.