>Maybe I'm just _too_ into the linux lifestyle, but as a full time linux user (outside of work where they have me use a macbook), I just use the terminal as my

>Maybe I'm just _too_ into the linux lifestyle, but as a full time linux user (outside of work where they have me use a macbook), I just use the terminal as my file manager. `ls`, `cp`, `mv`, `rm`, and then a utility installed to have a CLI command for putting things in the trash instead of permanently deleting is pretty much all I need. I certainly get your point of view. As a long time Unix/Linux user, I find that the standard tools (as you mention) are great, and I use them most of the time. However, when dealing with large numbers of files/folders and being responsible for their organization/storage, a tool such as MidnightCommander[0][1] can be quite useful. If that's not your use case and/or other tools work better for you, that's great! I'd posit that (lack of) prior experience may impact such choices. But IMHO, whatever gets the job done is perfectly fine. [0] https://github.com/MidnightCommander https://github.com/MidnightCommander [1] https://midnight-commander.org/ https://midnight-commander.org/