Sublime commander

[pokidovea]

There is a lack of modern crossplatform comfortable extendable two-panel file manager. I dream about such a manager, which have the similar plugin system as ST. What if your team occupies this niche?

[Clams]

Dual-pane file manager for Mac, Windows and Linux - fman

[deathaxe]

Interesting approach, but in the end it’s a big challenge to compete with the functionality of Total Commander or Midnight Commander. Ok, MC is text based, but still the only useful file commander for Linux.

[milkman]

Same topic as here:

Next product is "sublime-total-commander", maybe?

Most of the time I use windows explorer / ubuntu’s nautilus, but they lacks functionallity. This functionallity is in the total commander, but I found total commander quite old fashioned and not very convinient to use. But I need its functionallity and don’t see alternatives to it. I don’t really know what Sublime HQ will do next, but I’d like to see “sublime-total-commander” one day. What do you think? Is there anyone who would appreciate such product?

In the meantime I got a fman license and like the tool. It’s quite handy for a few tasks and for now, I really like to use it.

And personally I do really like the open source promise of its creator.

[FichteFoll]

I personally use ranger and I couldn’t be any happier about it except when I would like to use drag and drop, which doesn’t work well with a cli file manager.

[gka]

There’s also the cross-platform Double Commander which works really well on Linux.

[deathaxe]

Cool! Looks promising. Thanks.