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Take a shot every time you hear “Midnight Commander” 😂
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I always loved these types of side-by-side file managers. Even back in my DOS days in the early 90s, before moving to linux, I used Norton Commander, and Dos Navigator. It makes everything so much easier.
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I'm going to suggest that you put 'Gnome Commander' somewhere in the title or thumbnail so that others might discover it if they haven't heard of it either
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"I never head of it" - If you were around at a time when people used DOS, you would have heard of it. The DOS guys were obsessed with norton commander. They kept using it when they switched from their console to Windows. Midnight commander was to Norton what KDE is to Windows UI. And Gnome commander was the inevitable necessity, you (at that time) just had to have some graphical version of a "commander".
I never found much use for any of these tools when I use a shell where I can collect the files I want to do something to on a command line with auto completion (that's an old feature) backticks and decent command line editing. I'm apparently in a pre-norton stage of development. That has to become fashionable again, or is it already?
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I'm not obsessed with looks and styles, but it's really bad when a terminal app using DOS style looks more modern and ergonomic than a Gnome app.
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Always love to see your videos covering lesser known programs.
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Looks to be more in the vein of a more modern commander style fm like Total Commander. I usually use doublecmd for that (because it has a qt version) or just run Total Commander through wine. In a way, nothing beats the original. Midnight Commander is more like a clone of the original Norton Commander. Also the guy who said it's clickbait is right, put the name of the application in the title of the video!
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I want a file manager that has a columns view like macOS. I gather Elementary OS has something like that, but I haven't tried it yet. That's a feature that needs to be copied more.
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Nice. Takes me back to the old Norton Commander on MS-DOS. It was used on OS/2 as well
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just like a terminal text editor, mc can be configured, skinned, extended with scripts and has shell integration.
i would recommend mc as the hub of an integrated workflow in your terminal. it makes a good "home screen" from which you can break out to other apps.
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Linux user since 1996 here. I wasn't into Gnome apps but XFCE stuff. Thunar had split view back then (maybe 2004).
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Thunar also has a dual-panel mode (iirc F3 by default to toggle it). For my personal workflow I never needed a dual panel system … But for people who like it it’s great that there are tool around implementing it!
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Polo is really good GTK file manger but I don't know if its still being worked on. Another is the file manager that comes with Mate.
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Gnome Commander is listed on the Wikipedia article about file managers and it has its own Wikipedia article.
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I was looking for file managers recently on Debian and noticed this one. In Gnome Software it has a rating of 2.5 out of 5 stars. There is also Double Commander and Tux Commander available. I'll probably stick with Thunar for the time being. An image preview would be great particularly as the entire second panel with file information.
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Why would this be likely to be a fork of midnight commander? What they have in common is that they operate on files. For that, they use whatever language library provides file access. If they're both written in C, which is likely, they will use glibc. Everything else that makes up MC is heavily tied to NCurses (or whatever wrapper around termcap/terminfo MC uses). There is very little benefit of "forking" MC. Not to mention that MC probably wasn't using Git when GC started. They probably used subversion or something that didn't have a fork, not in the literal git sense and not in the github sense either.
It's fascinating how personal perspective shapes what we see...
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What the heck happened to the camera? Why are you more on the left rather than the usual center?
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I love Double Commander.
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it is in debian stable! great video!
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