Nemo
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Nemo is the official file manager for the Linux Mint operating system running the Cinnamon desktop. It re-introduced several features removed from the file manager Nautilus, from which it originated.
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- Free
- Open Source (GPL-2.0)
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- Linux
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Maik-Hofmann added Nemo as alternative to Peach Commander
mburlac added Nemo as alternative to Empiric Commander- fthisimoverit liked Nemo
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npn99f8hmj added Nemo as alternative to Synapse file managerNothing to say except to add a viewer or preview that can be viewed like Dolphin or File Explorer in Windows (yes, new to Linux).
Because it allows you to combine efficiency with more files when you switch to list or detailed view and easily see what's on the image.
I could replace it with Dolphin, but they don't have something I like about Nemo: the path memory.
That is, if you go to folder A, then B (in A) then C (in B) and come back to A, you still see the path ABC.
I didn't expect...
- brickelt963-altto added No Tracking as a feature to Nemo
- brickelt963-altto added Privacy focused as a feature to Nemo
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Nothing to say except to add a viewer or preview that can be viewed like Dolphin or File Explorer in Windows (yes, new to Linux).
Because it allows you to combine efficiency with more files when you switch to list or detailed view and easily see what's on the image.
I could replace it with Dolphin, but they don't have something I like about Nemo: the path memory.
That is, if you go to folder A, then B (in A) then C (in B) and come back to A, you still see the path ABC.
I didn't expect to appreciate such a simple feature so much. A plus would be "tabs" where each one could have different paths, but that's not vital because... the path is stored in memory if you don't change it ^^
It's really good, except for one thing. When trying to copy file names, hitting the Ctrl key to copy (Ctrl-C) unselects what you've selected.
Probably the best feature of Nemo, compared to other GNU/Linux file managers is the operations queue which processes copy and move operations sequentially, and saves mechanical HDD's and network locations from being overwhelmed when moving large amounts of data.