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What file explorer do you use? Nautilus pisses me off. I'm 100x more productive with Explorer on Windows. Some features I'd like: - Being able to open the con
by pitaj 8y ago
What file explorer do you use? Nautilus pisses me off. I'm 100x more productive with Explorer on Windows.
Some features I'd like:
- Being able to open the context menu for the current folder, even if there are enough files to fill the view, without going up a level
- Being able to jump to files/folders in the current directory by name without opening search results
- Being able to add functionality to the context menu
- AsyncAwait 8y agoTry Dolphin.
- shaan7 8y agoYep ^
- vetinari 8y ago> Being able to open the context menu for the current folder, even if there are enough files to fill the view, without going up a level You can, the windows context menu key/Shift-f10 work. If you have something selected, deselect it with Ctrl-Space before. Some items in the context menu have shortcuts of their own (new folder: Ctrl+Shift+N, file/folder properties: Alt+Enter or Ctrl+I, rename: F2, etc). > Being able to jump to files/folders in the current directory by name without opening search results Not a solution, but a workaround: disable recursive search, and treat search as filtered down list. (I consider this one annoying too). > Being able to add functionality to the context menu Extensions can add menu items into context menu; for example, syncthing-gtk does exactly that.
- elagost 8y agoThunar and SpaceFM work pretty well for me. PCManFM is also another good option. They're all fairly light-weight.