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The speed and efficiency of Norton Commander[1] was amazing Happy that people bring it into our century [1]: http://www.abandonwaredos.com/public/aban_img_scr
by andreasklinger 10y ago
The speed and efficiency of Norton Commander[1] was amazing
Happy that people bring it into our century
[1]: http://www.abandonwaredos.com/public/aban_img_screens/nortoncommander-5.jpg http://www.abandonwaredos.com/public/aban_img_screens/norton...
- mherrmann 10y agoThank you Andreas! fman is actually also currently on your platform, Product Hunt ;-)
- andreasklinger 10y agokudos to the launch! ps: already upvoted :)
- mherrmann 10y agomany thanks! btw, I'm not sure if you're still based in Vienna, but I'm from here :)
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- jakobdabo 10y agoIf you are still using Windows then Far Manager [1] is an amazing Norton Commander-like open source file manager with lots of available plug-ins. I miss it in Linux, although Midnight Commander is not bad too (which I'm using now in Linux). [1] https://farmanager.com/ https://farmanager.com/
- jasonjayr 10y agoDouble Commander is a decent OSS cross-platform GUI implementation of the same 'commander' interface
- dvfjsdhgfv 10y agoI've just tried it - configuring FTP links is more cumbersome and less reliable than in FAR, so I'll pass on it tight now. After all, what counts is how much time you can save using the right tools.