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If you haven't already, you should try Total Commander for file navigation. It's similar to Notepad++ in that there's a long list of reasons why it's good at it
by nullhole 2y ago
If you haven't already, you should try Total Commander for file navigation. It's similar to Notepad++ in that there's a long list of reasons why it's good at its task, but it's also just a very good example of what desktop Windows software can be like when it's done well.
- grujicd 2y agoTotalCommander is the first thing I install on every Windows, and main reason I can't get used to MacOs. Yes, there are some replacements, but nothing that's the same as TC.
- lowleveldesign 2y agoHave you tried running it on wine? [1] I use it this way on Linux and, after adjusting my commands for running editors and start menu tools, everything runs smoothly. [1] https://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/index.php/Total_Commander_under_Wine https://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/index.php/Total_Commander_under_...
- nullhole 2y agoI'm using it as 1/4 of a 4k screen lately, it's working well like that.
- jcul 2y agoBack when I had to develop on windows I used Far file manager. It was amazing. I've used midnight commander on Linux, but it isn't close to Far IMO.
- tveyben 2y agoTotalCommander with NP++ are such a performant combination, highly recommended!!!
- archon810 2y agoLifelong Total Commander user here as well. They're one of those few remaining legacy companies that haven't switched to subscriptions or jacked up prices, and continously release updates at their own pace without any drama. In fact, I think it's just one guy - Christian Ghisler. Kudos to you, sir.