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A shortcut to jump between the command line prompt and the panes would probably work for me. Is it possible to implement? Also, a bit different idea on how to approach it. What if we challenge the whole idea of the command line prompt below the panes being implemented as a proper shell? Is there a p...

Let me recap my history.

Norton Commander
Volkov Commander
Far Manager
Files Manager

Total Commander was there somewhere.

Hmm. I definitely like "commander" over "manager"

"Admiral" sounds nice too (joking).

Ha. This is exactly what I am after. Thank you. I can not advise on how to implement this thing, unfortunately. Just want to reiterate that this would be a killing feature! So if there is a need to override the basic terminal functionality, I'd be OK with that. If the panels get all the input and th...

When the "~" navigation shortcut to the $HOME has been added it was a blessing in disguise. It made me realise how much I miss a quick way to expand the base functionality with a few script commands. Similar to F2 menu in Far. 50% of those are just "cd somewhere". 25% "cd somwehere; run something". ...

As I mentioned a few times, I am switching from Win platform and Far Manager. And there is another item that I miss from Far Manager - the custom command menu - a pop up tied to a keyboard shortcut where I could hook up my shell commands and/or scripts. p.s. Files Manager is already the key tool for...

Just wanted to register my keen interest in the command line below the panes. I understand that there is an easy shortcut to get to the terminal, yet, being a Far Manager power user, I think it is the synergy between the panes and the command line is what leads to the productivity gain over the plai...

Plugin enabled architecture is crucial, no question about it. But it has to be thought through carefully. As it was noted before - not to stretch too thin. My take would be to focus on the API, easy integration and plugin templates. Leave the functionality like SFTP to the plugin devs. An I am class...

Not sure if I can hep with that. 10.10.4 is out, and, interestingly enough, it does seem to have helped in my case.
Though for me there were quite a few issues around the system. Not only files.

I feel your pain.

The feature would be very much welcome. Akin to what IntelliJ does - a pop up is an offer of auto updating.

Downloading and installing an update manually is indeed a nuisance. Would love that.

I would actually second that. When I was just starting on the mac platform a dual pane file manager was my number one concern. So I searched for a far manager like option. Unfortunately "Files Manager" did not come up in any of my searches and it was a sheer luck that someone mentioned it on one of ...