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I used to use the elementary file manager and it was great... Then they started adding features that were really bad. Like they would try to calculate the size
by CameronNemo 5y ago
I used to use the elementary file manager and it was great... Then they started adding features that were really bad. Like they would try to calculate the size of a directory and its contents when you would just hover over the directory. For a directory with a lot of files that can be a CPU intensive task. My file manager was literally pegging one of the cores on my poor already overworked pinebook pro. For a feature I didn't ask for and which had no way to be disabled from the ui. Not wanting to poke around dconf, I tried a handful of file managers and settled on nemo. It just works, has a decent number of toggles, is leightweight. The familiar name was a bonus ;)
The one thing I miss from elementary's file manager is the column view.
- smoldesu 5y agoA lot of elementary stuff was fantastic, if they had the nerve to fork their stuff from GNOME then I think there would have been a lot of people (myself included) who jumped on their bandwagon. Unfortunately it looks like EOS is on it's last legs right now, so I guess we can only watch and see what the future holds. Dolphin is fine too, I guess...
- tencentshill 5y ago