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Ctrl+O: Toggle between mc and a full terminal.Unlike GNU Nano, each function is assigned to a Function key ( F1 to F10.) Function keys: Like GNU Nano, all the most important functions are listed at the bottom of your terminal window.Arrows: Use Up and Down to select, Left to go back, and Right to change to the selected directory.Here's all you need to know to get started: If you try it for a while, you may wonder why this isn't the default configuration of every file manager (especially considering how much wasted horizontal space there often is in the typical file listing). Most file management tasks involve a source location and a destination, so it makes sense that your file manager has a persistent view of one location where your files are now and another location where you want your files to be. Cheat sheet: Old Linux commands and their modern replacements.Linux system administration skills assessment.A guide to installing applications on Linux.
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Network > FTP Quick Connect – option bulit into Nexusfile made FTP transfer btwn mobile and PC a swift and smooth affair. Transfer was interrupted frequently bc of file existing – overwrite permission needed – loop error. Had used FileZilla and WinSCP to transfer files from mobile to PC via FTP over wifi. It has become a habit, I cant work without, that I take it on a USB when working in other computers. Still I keep using it bc of the ease of using its availabe commands.
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But now, Windows 10 native copy speed is much better than Nexusfile. Nexusfile is a breeze in listing contents of such directories, with no discernable refresh delay or jitter.įile copy speed was way better through Nexusfile than with windows Vista. The lazy green ribbon in windows explorer, that delayed the opening of folders with large number of image/media files, in Windows Vista, prompted the quest for explorer alternatives. I like Nexusfile bc of the rock solid stability of its interface. A 64-bit version is available, it's still in beta, but it's fully functional.
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NexusFile is a freeware application, and comes in an optional portable archive. While you can use it with the mouse, the file manager supports many keyboard shortcuts, and you can view the list of these at the Help menu > Shortcut keys, or by hitting F12. This can be a drawback if you want to open files/perform actions with specific programs. Instead of Explorer's context menu, NexusFile has its own menu with various options. Another useful tool in this menu, is the Compare Folders option, which is handy when you have two similar directories, but only want to retain the files from one of those. The program comes with a built-in cleanup tool that can clear the temporary files, cookies, the recycle bin etc. The Tools menu has an option that lets you save a list of the selected folder.
The application can also be used to access folders on FTP servers and Network Drives, this option is available from the Network menu. Sure, it doesn't have all the options of a standalone program like 7-Zip, but it's still nice to have the NexusFile archiver as an optional feature. It also lets you protect the archives with a password. You can use the file manager to create archives in the ZIP, RAR, 7z, ALZ and ARJ formats. Access various system folders from the System menu. To customize the NexusFile interface, go to the Tools menu > Options > Color tab, and you can change the background, foreground, folder, column colors, etc. The file manager has 3 skins (themes), but these only affect the toolbar. Dislike the Dual-Window view? Turn it off. Toggle various elements of the interface from the View menu (Toolbar, Function buttons, Drive buttons, etc). The Edit Menu has some special options like copy full path, only the file name or the path, select all files with the same extension or name. Manage your directories from the Folder menu, it has a unique option called Folder Tree, which scans your hard drive and displays the folder structure in a neat map-like view. You can preview the changes before you apply the changes. The other option, Advanced Rename lets you batch rename files, and has options to add a custom suffix, prefix, a character at a specific position, find and replace characters, delete part of the file name, change the case, add sequential numbers, and extensions. The regular rename lets you replace a file/folder's existing name, and adds a custom suffix to it.
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