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What's your favorite file explorer? (lemmy.ml)

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I'm on gnome using the default file explorer (nautilus) and it's fine, but I wish there were more ways to display files, I like MacOS style. What's your favorite?

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 3 years ago

I love Thunar. I can open a terminal right in the current directory.

Dolphin can do this, too, fyi. Not saying Thunar is bad, but that wouldn't be Thunar's killing feature for me. I like the multi-window behavior of Thunar and how it comes with sane defaults and does everything the Unix way: exactly a file manager, nothing more.

Dolphin does a bit more, but is still a very good FM. I use it because I have grown to like KDE Plasma.