Still I have no try tuxcommander for linux, but if you need totalcommander under linux, remember can use it under wine
http://www.winehq.com/
If you want to see it on my machine:
Image: http://demalaga.net/totalcmd/totalcmd_mdk91.png
I like it !!
Total Commander under linux
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Total Commander under linux
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Still I have no try tuxcommander for linux, but if you need totalcommander under linux, remember can use it under wine
http://www.winehq.com/
If you want to see it on my machine:
Image: http://demalaga.net/totalcmd/totalcmd_mdk91.png
I like it !!
Still I have no try tuxcommander for linux, but if you need totalcommander under linux, remember can use it under wine
http://www.winehq.com/
If you want to see it on my machine:
Image: http://demalaga.net/totalcmd/totalcmd_mdk91.png
I like it !!
Why using TC with WINE? There are lots of Commander-like Filamanagers for Linux out there... which are anble to hanlde all stuff w32 hasn't (and TC over WINE can't provide) like the ownership or attributes of a file.
By the Way, Krusader 1.29 Beta1 is out. Which supports tabs! (appart from many other features like rightclick image-preview, KRename-integration, a powerful editor with syntax-highlight, etc...)
And there is also a messageboard where you can ask for help or new features.
All those who would like to see a TC for Linux should realy look at this project!
By the Way, Krusader 1.29 Beta1 is out. Which supports tabs! (appart from many other features like rightclick image-preview, KRename-integration, a powerful editor with syntax-highlight, etc...)
And there is also a messageboard where you can ask for help or new features.
All those who would like to see a TC for Linux should realy look at this project!
Improving TC working with wine
Krusader is indeed the most advanced filemanager (beside mc of course) for X. But compared to TC, there are still a lot lot lot of usability issues and features missing.
Especially when it comes to archive handling and searching files, TC is still miles ahead. So what I do is using WINE for these cases. (strange enough TC is still faster than Krusader)
BUT: the most annoying thing with TC under WINE is moving the fileselector using the keyboard:
Each Cursor UP or DOWN selects the previous file, like as a the shift key would have been pressed. When actually holding shift, the last file is always unselected.
As I didn't have that problem with other windows programs under wine, this may to be a special problem of TC or Borland's ListBox?
Now my question: Did anyone solve this selection problem or would it be possible to alter TC in a way that the File-Listbox is handled better under WINE ?
Especially when it comes to archive handling and searching files, TC is still miles ahead. So what I do is using WINE for these cases. (strange enough TC is still faster than Krusader)
BUT: the most annoying thing with TC under WINE is moving the fileselector using the keyboard:
Each Cursor UP or DOWN selects the previous file, like as a the shift key would have been pressed. When actually holding shift, the last file is always unselected.
As I didn't have that problem with other windows programs under wine, this may to be a special problem of TC or Borland's ListBox?
Now my question: Did anyone solve this selection problem or would it be possible to alter TC in a way that the File-Listbox is handled better under WINE ?
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