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I am not that aware of the various file managers and their specific features these days. I guess it's about use case. I always want primarily something "which d

I am not that aware of the various file managers and their specific features these days. I guess it's about use case. I always want primarily something "which doesn't annoy", since the file manager is mostly there "just in case" for me. I live in the terminal, even for most file operations. Back when I tested them out (years ago, so not relevant today, still): Considering dependencies (if not running KDE), but even then Dolphin always seemed to do something quite not intuitively for me. Can't name examples anymore. Different people, different tools.

ryantgtg 5y ago
Yeah, totally. For some strange reason I'm envious of people who are mostly in the terminal, while at the same time that wouldn't at all suit my needs (I do graphic design, mapping, web and app development... and I just like using a mouse and clicking stuff!). And I haven't hopped around and tried anything new in a few years. I've lost my desire to break and fix things or try anything new, and now I just want something that works and that I'm used to (which for the last 4 years has been Arch + KDE Plasma).