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I recently had to use Windows a bit and went back to Total Commander after years on a mac. It felt amazing. "At last, my arm is complete again" level. I can't
by SonOfLilit 3y ago
I recently had to use Windows a bit and went back to Total Commander after years on a mac.
It felt amazing. "At last, my arm is complete again" level. I can't believe you could miss a file manager so much. It's one of the greatest tools you can't explain the usage of, you bust have to use it for a week.
Then I discovered that since I last checked a passable Mac clone has appeared.
Nimble Commander (https://magnumbytes.com/ https://magnumbytes.com/) is almost 1:1 in terms of UX and does support the Mac filesystem well. Just be sure to press ^3 Tab ^3 the first time you open it.
- Bagged2347 3y agoThat key combo you're referring to when opening; what's that for?
- SonOfLilit 3y agoChanging both panes to "detailed list view", which is the only view you'd ever want but strangely not the default.