zip (which is the so-called portable version).įor Linux there are versions based on GTK toolkit and based on Qt.
Easily copy files to and from archives thanks to its support for various archive formats including ZIP, DEB, RAR, LZMA, TGZ, BZ2, RPM, TAR GZ, and CPIO.There are several ways to get Double Commander:ĭouble Commander is available in the repositories of many Linux distributions and in the FreeBSD Ports collection.ĭouble Commander has its own repository for several Linux distributions (the official repositories of Linux distributions do not always contain the current (latest) version of the program).Īnd you can build Double Commander yourself.įirst, you must choose which operating system (Windows, Linux, macOS ( *), FreeBSD), whether 32 or 64 bit and then you may select the version to download.įor Windows there is an executable file. Configurable internal commands to start external programs. Configurable button bar to start external programs. Extended search function with support for full-text search within files. Support for Total Commander WDX, WLX, and WCX plug-ins. Built in text editor with syntax highlighting (F4). Built in file viewer with options to view in hex, binary, or text format (F3). Cross-platform: Double Commander is available for Windows, Mac OS, GNU/Linux, and FreeBSD. FOSS: Free to download and use with its source code available of SourceForge. It features a responsive window with a completely customizable User Interface, support for keyboard shortcuts, Unicode characters, archive manipulation in different formats, batch renaming, and an extended search function. It’s called Double Commander.ĭouble Commander is a cross-platform feature-rich Total Commander-inspired file manager with two panels side by side. Today, I bring you another relatively powerful file manager that is arguably as feature-rich and powerful. It is feature-rich with native support for dual-pane display and a plethora of keyboard shortcuts, among other features. 
If you have been following our reviews for up to 4 months then you must have come across fman, a present day file manager for power users.
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