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Let's see how it goes, still searching for a good FM on mac. Regarding full-featured file managers on OSX - there's Double Commander. Works well, preview on F3
by out_of_protocol 2y ago
Let's see how it goes, still searching for a good FM on mac. Regarding full-featured file managers on OSX - there's Double Commander. Works well, preview on F3 is fast (and can use system preview for various media files). A bit unstable though, and behaves weird on network operations.
- ThinkBeat 2y agoPathfinder is great for my needs.
- anta40 2y agoWonder if you ever tried these: - QSpace (https://qspace.awehunt.com/en-us/index.html https://qspace.awehunt.com/en-us/index.html) - Commander One (https://commander-one.com https://commander-one.com)
- out_of_protocol 2y agoCommander One is kinda barebones, QSpace looks like Finder plus some bonus stuff. Compared to godly Total Commander (on windows), everything else is very shallow. Double Commander tried to replicate it, and kinda succeeded, to an extent. It's not about big shiny features, it's about all the small nitpicks you do regularly. Example: move file panel cursor on a file (as example, big text file), press F3 to open it. Built-in preview opens first page very fast even if file is 1GB+, by not loading anything except the first page ;) scrolling also works without visual lag even on slow HDD. Now press ESC and focus is back on a window you came from and can continue navigation. Something as simple as focus thing is regularly broken on oh so many file managers
- paulryanrogers 2y agoDoes Total Commander work under Wine?