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OpenR
Open-source (and portable) alternative for Total Commander
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scytha is a file manager in the style of the famous Total Commander but for Linux OS, written in Java, SWT.
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The File Commander is a classic two-panel file manager with gui interface and with set of common functions - copy/move, delete, view/edit.
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This is a filecommander like midnightcommander written in java with some helpful functions. It is programmed for linux. It aslo works with Windows but its not really tested yet.
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How do you find anything in the mountain of data on your PC? How do you organise, maintain, archive and protect your files? How do you avoid surrendering to the Powers of Darkness? Checkpoint Commander, the vital tool for Information Management!
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JBoCommander is an os independent file manager written in Java. It's a clone of Total Commander written as a project to pass Java classes.
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Jahab Commander is a java file manager in a commander or explorer style. It supports plugins and can be used to manage anything with a tree structure folder/file.
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Kanrinin will be a gui file manager like Servant Salamander(Copyright reserved) or midnight commander. It will be written in Java and therefore runnable from any Java supported operation system with an window environment.
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