How to install Tc on Linux

[Galizza]

 
Hi, i'd like to know if there is a guide for newbies about how to install Tc on Linux, thanks.

[petermad]

See: https://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/index.php?title=Total_Commander_for_Linux

[isabellag_]

It's really pitty that Linux isn't supported.

[Stefan2]

It's really pitty that Linux isn't supported.

Don't you understand that that are two totally different operating systems?




 

[tdklaus]

in the link @petermad provided, "double commander" is not mentioned.
It is my preferred file manager for Linux, it is more than just "inspired" by TC, it can even use TC plugins.

[isabellag_]

It's really pitty that Linux isn't supported.

Don't you understand that that are two totally different operating systems?
 

I do understand that and yet it's pity don't you understand that?

[vdijken]

Use Wine, MidnightCommander on Linux. To some people is is still not obvious that Linux and Windows are totally different. And it is explained several times in this forum that you cannot port DLL's and plug-ins without a considerable afford for a few people who use Linux. And the costs for eventually such a license will be very high.

[Wilhelm M.]

in the link @petermad provided, "double commander" is not mentioned.
It is my preferred file manager for Linux, it is more than just "inspired" by TC, it can even use TC plugins.

This post by tdklaus should not be ignored. Double Commander aims at beiing as similar to TC as possible. And it is already a nice file manager that looks very much like TC. AND it is available for LInux. Have a look at it, isabellag_.