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Seconded! A double panel file manager is a very convenient concept, strongly suggest those that have not tried it do so! I mostly use the core feature of organ
by NotPavlovsDog 6y ago
Seconded! A double panel file manager is a very convenient concept, strongly suggest those that have not tried it do so!
I mostly use the core feature of organizing files such as downloads, moving from one folder to another; sorting by size, date, etc, for a quick overview. What would your tricks be?
- rnd0 6y agocd ftp://<whatever address> and then copying files remotely to whatever local location is my personal favorite. I just tried and it also works for sftp as well! Though it doesn't seem to read ~/.ssh/authorized_keys -so you have to enter your password each time. But typing something like cd sftp://<server>/<directory> is a great way to access my unsupported (no guest additions) virtual machines from WSL There's one snag with ctrl-o; it only works for Linux consoles and xterms. It doesn't appear to work with a BSD (or whatever) console -at least it always gives me errors.
- tux1968 6y agoNot sure if it really qualifies as a trick, but the game changer for me was <ctrl-o>. Being able to pop into and out of MC from the shell, even while in the middle of typing a command is great. It's easy to ignore if the command line suffices, and instantly available when helpful.