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what is a good, small , file manager? one that doesnt need gnome or kde...
- 01-08-2003 #1Just Joined!
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what is a good, small, file manager? one that doesnt need gnome or kde
- 01-08-2003 #2Linux Guru
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bash in an xterm? Other than that, I don't know one, except running mc in an xterm.
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graphical one, not text
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I was kind of guessing so...
Sorry, I don't know of one. Most file managers are made to integrate with some larger interface (eg. gnome, kde), for the sake of usability.
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gmc is small and uses gtk alone. Also, I think eclipse has one, though I am not sure where. `xterm -e mc` might be your best bet
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When I check gmc with ldd, it links to both libgnome and libgnomeui, so unless it's configurable at compile time, it uses gnome.
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xfm and gentoo
try xfm (x file manager). its really simplistic and not too pretty. if you want something a little nicer try gentoo file manager. its got a few more features and neither one requires a certain window manager.
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