There are commercial alternatives, of which I tried Disk Order, which was also way behind TC, though in different areas than muCommander. It crashes often and is definitely not comparable with TC, but it's the best I could find for Mac. I installed Gnome Commander, Krusader and one other file manager on Linux. On the other hand, it does seem to be very configurable, and the Useractions stuff may prove an advantage over TC (in part because it has access to bash instead of the ridiculous cmd.exe) Mucommander is Java based and lacks integration with system (and its Java. Other current Krusader shortcomings seem to be the poor file viewer, and also (like several other Linux apps) that it will occasionally just crash. muCommander is an open source, dual-pane file manager available on all major operating systems. My solution for such problems is often to start WinXP in a virtual machine, just to have the power and reliability of Total Commander. My latest problem with Krusader is that it doesn't copy file timestamps when doing synchronize dirs from Ubuntu to Windows. News and feature lists of Linux and BSD distributions. Both have their advantages and drawbacks, and I don't remember the reason why I ended up using Krusader over GC. The alternative seems to be Gnome Commander. In the GUI, I have been mostly using Krusader recently. Nevertheless, it's a must-have, and I use it a lot. But it doesn't have "synchronize dirs", and has a few other problems.
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It runs on any operating system with Java support (Mac OS X, Windows. muCommander is a lightweight, cross-platform file manager with a dual-pane interface. In Terminal, Midnight Commander is almost as good as TC. muCommander is a lightweight, cross-platform file manager with a dual-pane interface. MuCommander cant encrypt/decrypt files, its built-in command line lacks autocompletion, theres no mount manager and it lacks documentation, which is. ahadas added a commit that referenced this issue on May 4, 2020. ahadas closed this in 333 on May 4, 2020. ensure the felix-cache folder is created on Linux 333. Good Total Commander style file manager for linux/ubuntu?Unfortunately Total Commander users like us have been so spoiled by the best of the file managers, that Linux (and Macs) are quite frustrating for us. ahadas mentioned this issue on May 4, 2020.
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