You forgot to mention my favorite dual-pane file manager for Windows: [FreeCommander](http://freecommander.com/ http://freecommander.com/). I know fman is stil

You forgot to mention my favorite dual-pane file manager for Windows: [FreeCommander](http://freecommander.com/ http://freecommander.com/). I know fman is still pretty young, so for now I'm sticking with FreeCommander. Also, fman was too slow using Windows network drives which I have to use at work. Local files are fine. Plus, there are a few features of FreeCommander that I can't live without including the tab interface, multi-file renamer, built-in archive handling, and many more. Although fman does look like a cool project, hopefully it will catch up in terms of speed and functionality with user-provided plugins.