What file manager are the linux users using /g/?
Windows Explorer
xterm
pcmanfm
Solid Explorer 2 is great.
>>52043264
I don't typical use it, but Nautilus for a GUI. Most of the time I just work with files directly from the CLI. I'm not really sure if using ranger or midnight commander would make things any easier though
thunar
Thunar
ranger
>>52043264
cd, ls, mv, rm, and cp
>>52043264
Solid exp on phone, nautilus on pc
i do most of my file management on terminal anyways
>>52043346
mkdir?
>>52043264
in android amaze
in gnome nautilus
in plasma dolphin
in xfce or #!++ (openbox) thunar
>>52043264
I personally use explorer.exe with WINE
default gnome one
>>52043264
Thunar on PC, ES File Explorer 3.2.5.3 on phone (the version just before they added botnet and that forced "Homepage" that scans the phone and causes the app to take 5 whole seconds to open and respond that you can't remove)
>>52043409
>#!++
Use bunsenlabs
>>52043264
Caja because mate master race
>>52043574
why?
nemo
>>52043558
>tfw I updated ES on my phone before reading reviews
>mfw I never update my tablet so I still had the old version without hunting it down
Resigned and installed
>>52043346
> cp
Reported
>>52043273
>Linux users using windows explorer
Why do winfags like to intrude everywhere?
>>52043558
>ES File Explorer 3.2.5.3
Is there any trustworthy place you can download this version from?
PCManFM (lubuntu)
>>52043264
Thunar
>>52043586
BunsenLabs is the official successor to Crunchbang. ++ is just some guy who copypasted #! onto Jessie, and is not offering support for it. If you aren't having any issues then so be it but BL is the official release and thus will have far better/longer support.
>>52043667
I just googled "ES File Explorer 3 apk" (since it was 1 series lower than the one on the play store) and found a repo of all the versions. I believe I got it from OldApps, but I can't promise. If it looks reputable, it most likely is for android apps. I found out it was that version by simply trial and error'ing every version ~3.2 until the theme was back to how it used to be before the botnet.
>>52043667
>>52043755
Here, better yet I will throw the apk onto ExpireBox for anyone who wants it. This is straight from my phone.
http://expirebox.com/download/f86701932fa7f01937fdf8ecd24ce70b.html
>>52043264
Thunar
Used pcmanfm for some time, it was breddy good too
>>52043786
Thanks man
>>52043713
official????
na, bl is community's continuation not official
>>52043713
pls support of Debian 8 its for 2020 its not sufficient long?
>>52043884
Sure, for Debian 8. Crunchbang the distro, and its repos are not supported by the Debian community.
>>52043646
99.99% of Linux users are Windows users who happen to have a Linux Virtualbox to play with 5 minutes a month at most. Since the important files are not on the Virtualbox, it's the best answer to say that Windows Explorer is the most used (if not only) file manager by Linux users.
coreutils
Thunar
>>52043934
You're not a linux user then. Fuck off.
terminal: ranger
gui: spacefm
>>52043934
Source: my asshole.
pacmanfm
>>52043934
>99,99%
Sure anon :^)
>>52043934
Jesus, could you project any harder?
>>52043934
>99.99% of Linux users are Windows users who happen to have a Linux Virtualbox to play with 5 minutes a month at most
So what distro have you been using in your VMWare player, normie?
Dolphin.
Nemo
>>52043346
Only valid answer.
Filemanagerfags go back to windows.
>>52043934
>fucking kek
i have two linux dedicated laptops used daily,and a winvirus7 pc used sporadically.
>>52046612
The Seekrit Klubhaus
>>52043786
Thanks, compadre.
>>52043934
Total Commander.
>>52046883
Serious question - what's the closest analog on Linux? Love TC, would love to have something similar.
pcmanfm here.
I like being able to open a terminal in the current working dir just by hitting F4.
>>52046899
Midnight Commander
>>52043264
dolphin. or the terminal for some stuff that's too annoying with a GUI.
Usually Dolphin. Sometimes Thunar.
>>52046951
exactly and its pretty lightweight too
nautilus
>>52043264
>What file manager are the linux users using /g/?
I'm still waiting for a decent file manager for loonix.
15 years and counting.
Need just onething. TO REMEMBER WINDOW SIZE AND POSITION.
And I don't want to use KDE.
I'll stick to the win7
>>52048814
That has nothing to do with your file manager. That's your window managers job, dumbfuck. Works on my machine with Thunar and Openbox. Stay on windows, you obviously deserve to if you spent 15 years bitching about a problem that doesn't exist.
>>52049503
>15 years bitching about a problem that doesn't exist
stop lying pls
St
>>52043286
/thread
Thunar.
I like Caja though, because it still has spatial file management.
>>52046821
Top kek
>>52049526
I literally don't have any issues. It does not exist. You are doing something wrong, simple as that.
