On 03-03-2012 23:18, Paul Seelig wrote: > On 03/03/2012 11:06 PM, Haroldo Santos wrote: >> Default file manager is thunar, right ? >> > Whatever you please to define. ;) > > I have chosen thunar for the ISO only because it requires far less > storage volume than nautilus, and also because i wanted to keep Gnome > dependencies as little as possible. In fact, i should have chosen a > WINGs based file manager like fsviewer, but it is simply to buggy for > serious use.
Have you tried PCManFM? I think it's the default file manager of LXDE. Has good looks and its very light too (like all of LXDE apps). > Personally, i much prefer Midnight Commander for every file management > tasks. All those fancy GUI file managers don't even come close to its > advanced possibilities. ;) For 'managing' perhaps, but when you just want to browse, I prefer more visual interface (thumbnails, previews, open with different apps, etc...) Does anyone really use GWorkspace on a regular basis? -- Nuno Donato <[email protected]> -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
