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ability to create new folders and new empty files.terminal integration and custom terminal support.quick search files in the current folder.ability to browse ZIP, JAR, EAR, WAR, XPI, and ODT archives like normal folders.quick file viewer with text, hex, and media viewing mode.customizable font type, size, color, and style.quick access to native Terminal, Console, Activity Monitor, and Disk Utility applications.Lynx-like folder navigation (using arrow keys).file search with sub-folder recursive searching and content searching.tabs support with full keyboard navigation.name, extension, size, kind, date, permissions sorting of files and folders.“DCommander was highly favored by the editors and our review members, due to the well-designed interface and rich functionality.” – Features include: “If you think the Finder is a bit anemic and something of a forgotten stepchild among Mac’s built-in apps, then DCommander could be a boost to your productivity.” – (In this case, it will be Shift+ h.“The long list of hotkeys coupled with its customizable user interface, applications shortcuts, and Lynx-like navigation system, make DCommander one of the best dual-pane file managers on the OS X platform.” – The first "combo" is Esc: press and release quickly. I was thinking about along the lines of midnight commander, krusader (Linux) or. That is, keyboard combinations that require Alt will become a sequence of combos: I recently moved from Linux to Mac, and am missing a two pane file manager.
Meta - "Alternate" key, or "Alt", or "Meta", also can be replaced with a single "Esc" or "Escape" Switch to using the other default Meta key: EscĪccording the Midnight Commander documentation's Actions and default shortcuts section: Then, Profiles > Keyboard and check the box Use Option as Meta key.
Then, based of this, look at the corresponding nested dictionary inside the dictionnary Window Settings and set the key useOptionAsMetaKey to 1.Īlternatively, instead of using defaults in the command line, you can simply go to the Terminal > Preferences. You will need to look for your default Window Setting with the key Default Window Settings.
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