It is also developed by a single Russian hacker programmer, just mentioning in case you might find this untrustworthy. As a vim user I adapted heavy keyboard usage for all PC tasks except surfing the web.ĭC also has the feature of tabs (separate, per pane) like XYPlorer although it's less visible and therefore less intuitive. In the top I have a quick drive selector and a few more buttons/actions than in Directory Opus although perhaps this is configurable in DO? I also like that you can do everything with a few keystrokes, fewer than with Explorer. I like to just copy hundreds of GB in hundreds of individual files and go afk, with the certainty that at least some of them were copied successfully in case of system failure and that there aren't detrimental effects on speed because all file ops are carried out sequentially, not concurrently. What I like about it is the queue for file operations. It is a cross-platform file manager inspired by Norton Commander, free software (GPLv2/LGPLv2), written in Pascal.
Sorry for that prejudice.īut I did already use Double Commander which may look even more ugly.
It costs 2.99 and has a 24 hour return policy. Didn't know about Directory Opus so I watched a review.ĭidn't know about XYPlorer either and frankly it at least looks like a 2005 era round, colorful Win XP desktop shareware. FX File Explorer has a paid Plus add-on that add more functionality to the app such as network file browsing and a built in text editor.
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