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PCMan File Manager |
| version 0.4.4Experimental |
| About PCMan File Manager |
An extremly fast and lightweight file manager which features tabbed browsing and user-friendly interface
* Extremly fast and lightweight
* Can be started in one second on normal machine
* Tabbed browsing (Similiar to Firefox)
* Drag & Drop support
* Support mount/umount/eject for volumes (Linux-only, requires HAL)
* Provide desktop icons (with basic wallpaper support)
* Files can be dragged among tabs
* Load large directories in reasonable time
* File association support (Default application)
* Thumbnail for image files
* Bookmarks support
* Handles non-UTF-8 encoded filenames correctly
* Provide icon view and detailed list view
* Standard compliant (Follows FreeDesktop.org)
* Clean and user-friendly interface (GTK+ 2)
Requirements
This application requires GTK+ version 2.6.x.
Other dependencies include:
libgamin or libfam ( Compiled to use gamin instead of old FAM will result in better performance )
gamin or fam (Use gamin with libgamin or fam with libfam)
shared-mime-info (FreeDesktop.org shared MIME database and spec, required by most desktop environment)
libstartup-notification
desktop-file-utils (For update-desktop-database)
Optional dependencies (required by HAL support):
libdbus
libdbus-glib >= 0.31
libhal >= 0.5.0
libhal-storage
, fusesmb
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| Latest Version: 0.4.4Experimental |
Warning: This is NOT a stable release. Use it at your own risk
This is the first release of FUSE experimental branch.
What's new?
* Mount remote file systems via ftp, ftps, sftp, and samba with user-friendly GUI. (utilize FUSE technology)
* Some minor bug fixes.
Note: FTP/FTPS support is provide by curlftpfs. SFTP support is provided by sshfs. Samba support is provided by fusesmb. To use those new features, curlftpfs, sshfs, and fusesmb must be installed.
Besides, for FUSE to work, you must be a member of group 'fuse'. Otherwise, you'll get "permission denied". For detail, please refer to the documentation of FUSE.
Security Concerns:
* When using ftp and ftps with curlftpfs, the username and password will be passed in the command line, so they are clearly visible with 'ps' command. Use this with cautions.
* The usernames and passwords are stored in ~/.config/pcmanfm/remote-fs.list in plain text without encryption. The permission of that file is 0600, so only the owner and root can view it. However, there are still risks. Please keep this in mind.
Related Link: LXDE project (Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment) |
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