Installing package xfm gives you a set off apps with a file manager to manage
common tasks. It's better than the built-in CDE dtfile file manager. Xfm FM
is funny -- the scroll bar is on the left side of the window. It doesn't
matter, though, since Xfm scrolls fine with the mouse sheel, unlike the
native CDE file manager (where you have to scroll on the scroll bar).
This is hard core.
apt-get install xfm results in failing dependencies, to correct, issue
command:
apt-get install -f