What terminal file manager that you use, if any?

GustavoM, 11 months ago

Either nnn or ranger for me.

marswarrior, 11 months ago

vifm because it’s extremely fast, you can copy or move files between the dual panes, or switch to single pane mode. The bulk rename option works better in vifm compared to ranger. I also really like lf because it’s a ranger clone written in go, but it has some bugs when opening PDFs or videos.

CriticalMiss, 11 months ago

sending hello to my fellow mc users

eruchitanda, 11 months ago

Ranger with mount script.

(I don’t want the drives to be mounted automatically.)

jerrimu, 11 months ago

midnight commander, I still have Norton commander muscle memory.

linearchaos, 11 months ago

I have MC installed. I have used it before but I can’t say that I ever actually use it.

If I’m doing something so awful that it can’t be handled efficiently with ls, MV and regex, I’m probably going to be melting the drive into something with a full GUI

igorlogius, 11 months ago (edited 11 months ago)

mc (aka. GNU Midnight Commander) , nice layout controls, ini configuration for filetypes+actions and built-in remote protocol integrations

chimay, 11 months ago (edited 11 months ago)

@theodore vifm, it works by analogy with vim commands :- yy to copy a file

• dd to delete
• v to visually select

and so on. Double panel, tabs, the most complete file manager I know.