EmelFM2
Sign in to saveemelFM2 is an orthodox file manager which uses the GTK+ 2 widget toolkit for X11 on Unix-like operating systems. The default window layout is two filesystem directories in the left and right panes similar to that found in Norton Commander, a strip down the middle with commonly used commands to operate on files in one or both of these browsing panes, and a log which shows the output of commands at the bottom. This layout is configurable - for example, the panes can be reorganized so that the directory panes are stacked vertically or it can be set to have only one directory pane. The colors, ico
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EmelFM2 | Powerful File Manager for Linux
EmelFM2 is a feature-rich file manager designed for Linux. Explore, organize, and manage your files effortlessly with this powerful tool.
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Wikidata facts
- Based on
- Norton Commander
- Official website
- www.emelfm2.net
- Image
- EmelFM2-screenshot.png
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- Commons category
- EmelFM2
- software version identifier
- 0.9.1
- copyright license
- GNU General Public License v3.0 or later
- programmed in
- C
- GUI toolkit or framework
- GTK
- source code repository URL
- svn.emelfm2.net/trunk
- user manual URL
- emelfm2.net/userguide
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Article · Italiano
EmelFM2 è un file manager che non necessita di nessun ambiente desktop o di nessun window manager, risultando assai leggero e compatibile, utilizzando librerie GTK2.I file manager come Nautilus e Konqueror, risultano essere completi ma estremamente legati ai loro DE, perciò la loro installazione è preclusa su macchine equipaggiate con semplici window manager. EmelFM2 utilizza una semplice interfaccia, resa famosa negli anni ‘80 da Norton Commander. La finestra principale è divisa in tre parti, chiamate pannelli: due di questi mostrano il file system, mentre il terzo mostra l'output dei comandi eseguiti all'interno del file manager. I pannelli possono essere ridimensionati, spostati o nascosti.
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