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No list of Window utilities can be complete without even mentioning Total Commander (or Windows Commander as we called it back in time). It's so essential to m
by markokocic 15y ago
No list of Window utilities can be complete without even mentioning Total Commander (or Windows Commander as we called it back in time).
It's so essential to me that I wouldn't mind if Windows decided to remove Windows Explorer & Desktop completely from the next version.
- dharmatech 15y agoI chose xplorer2 over Total Commander for one reason. TC, like the built in Explorer, always groups files and directories in it's list. For example, if I sort a large folder by "Date Modified", the files are shown first, then the directories. Xplorer2 does "the right thing" and interlaces them.