I wonder if there is a better file manager in Ubuntu.I am using nautilus which is default at the moment.I have read that there is a program called elementary nautilus but since it is not being developed I did not install it. I would love to learn from the experienced users if there is an add-on or a program to replace nautilus or make it better. I am using Ubuntu 32 bit LTS 10.04
Nautilus and Dolphin are best and default gnome/kde file managers http://www.webupd8.org/2010/05/best-linux-file-manager.html i like them both so hard to say which is best as for this http://www.webupd8.org/2010/04/install-nautilus-elementary-230-in.html doesn't interest me much i go for stable defaults rather than trying something new i prefer default Nautilus in gnome or some time i also like to use Dolphin as well on my kubuntu/ubuntu system and in kde i go only with dolphin
Ok I will stick with the default nautilus.I was thinking about the Krusader a dual panel file manager.
There is Gnome Commander (based on Norton Commander). Simple dual pane with ftp support. http://www.nongnu.org/gcmd/#about
When you install the Gnome Commander does it replace the Nautilus or does it work as another program.
very interesting tool great tool thanks even i some how miss that thanks very much ocky and tlu with this tool you can copy past files anywhere to any root place also you can reset permission of files great tool indeed exploring right now
whats your guys idea about mc sorry i hate to try new things on linux unless sure but ocky tempts us too much with his great software's
It's good and it works on the console which can be very useful. But Gnome Commander is more user-friendly, IMO.
i tried of them right now Krusader mc gnome commander ....... out of them i agree with you tlu gnome commander is best and pretty straight forward and easy to use thanks again guys (ocky and tlu)
