8 Best Linux Console File Managers
Linux console file managers can be very helpful in a day to day tasks, when managing files on a local machine or when connected to a remote one. The visual console representation of the...
Category: File Managers
Ranger – A Nice Console File Manager with VI Key Bindings
Ranger is a simple, efficient text-based file manager with smooth integration into the Unix/Linux shell with VI key bindings. It comes with a minimalistic and nice curses interface that displays the directory hierarchy allowing...
cfiles – A Fast Terminal File Manager with Vim Keybindings
cfiles is a lightweight, fast and minimal VIM-inspired terminal file manager written in C using the ncurses library. It comes with vim like keybindings and depends on a number of other Unix/Linux tools/utilities. Dependencies...
Vifm – A Commandline Based File Manager with ‘Vi Keybindings’ for Linux
In our last article, we have put together a list of 13 best file managers for Linux systems, most of which where graphical user interface (GUI) based. But if you have a Linux distribution...
GNOME Commander: A ‘Two Panel’ Graphical File Browser and Manager for Linux
One of the most important action we perform as soon as we login to an Operating System till the time we logout, is interacting with File Manager even without noticing it. What is a...
Midnight Commander – A Console Based File Manager for Linux
When you work with a lot of files on console environment such as moving files or copying files, you may find that your job is tedious. On the GUI environment there is a File...
