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    Recommend Imaging Software and Windows Explorer alternative

    please recommend imaging software and -- apologies for this heresy: a question about windows -- a high-power alternative to Windows Explorer.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nweissma View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by nweissma View Post
    please recommend imaging software and -- apologies for this heresy: a question about windows -- a high-power alternative to Windows Explorer.
    Windows Explorer is used for so many things in MS Windows. Are you just looking for a graphical file manager, or are you wanting something more FTP-like? Does the default file manager for GNOME or KDE not do the job for you? What are your individual needs?
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    Quote Originally Posted by nweissma View Post
    please recommend imaging software and -- apologies for this heresy: a question about windows -- a high-power alternative to Windows Explorer.
    I might be confused... are you looking for Linux alternatives to Windows products, or for Windows alternatives to Windows products?

    If it's the first, you can use clonezilla, g4l, dd, or even the acronis true image bootable live disk for imaging your system drives/partitions.

    For a Windows Explorer alternative under Linux, check out Midnight Commander. Nautilus or Konqueror might also work for you.
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