Unreal Commander
Very powerfull two-panel interface commander. Unreal Commander has UNICODE support, Extended search of files, Multi-rename tool, Synchronization of directories, Support of archives ZIP, RAR, ACE, CAB, JAR, TAR, LHA, GZ, TGZ , Built-in FTP client, Folder tabs, Support of...
Features
- Portable
- Dual Pane Support
- Thumbnails
- Folder Sync
- File Renaming
Tags
- File transfer
- find-files
- commander
Unreal Commander News & Activities
Recent activities
- gwrvan-barre added Unreal Commander as alternative to FolderFresh
- npn99f8hmj added Unreal Commander as alternative to Synapse file manager
- RobertL87 added Unreal Commander as alternative to Double Commander
- Danilo_Venom added Unreal Commander as alternative to WindowTabs
- POX added Unreal Commander as alternative to Dora
- POX added Unreal Commander as alternative to Tokie
- ShaggyStyle added Unreal Commander as alternative to File Pilot
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What is Unreal Commander?
Very powerfull two-panel interface commander. Unreal Commander has UNICODE support, Extended search of files, Multi-rename tool, Synchronization of directories, Support of archives ZIP, RAR, ACE, CAB, JAR, TAR, LHA, GZ, TGZ , Built-in FTP client, Folder tabs, Support of WLX-plugins and WCX-plugins, Build-in viewer and quick view function, Network support, Drag and Drop Support, History and Hotlist functions, copy/move/delete files background mode support, Deleting files with WIPE, Background pictures support and a lot of more.
Unreal Commander information
Developed by
Max Diesel Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $0 + free version with limited functionality.Rating
Average rating of 3.3Alternatives
74 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
I recommend this software, it's not as advanced at Directory Opus but it's not far behind and a lot more modular than most of it's "competitors" so you can adapt how advanced you need it to be to make it just right for you. I higly recommend it!
I've pretty much tried all of the alternatives to the native file explorer but this is the one that suited me best. I mostly use it as a secondary explorer, for simple everyday tasks I usually use the native explorer.
Donation Nag No Context Menu Files had to be numbered to be combined
Delightful UX and very easy to migrate from Total Commander. I was really surprised - it's free. I remember it 10 years ago - it was nowhere near TC. Well, things change.
Powerful. A lot of customization options.
The best of free file managers, Total Commander changeover, works without complaints. I use it on my work already few years. It is free for commercial use.
Great orthodox file manager with lots of options. It's a pitty that it hasn't been updated for over two years. But it is still very useful.
Super file manager, with Universal Viewer included and more options than t commander. Maybe new themes will be nice, but, overall, the best alternative. Vio