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chrome307 · Joined: 15 Jan 2009 Posts: 713

Homepage:
http://cxplorer.sourceforge.net/

Features:

GPL license
Plain C++, using the C++ standard library.
Tree and list field.
Cut and paste (can handle INCR and MULTIPLE protocol)
Drag'n' Drop (Xdnd v. 5).
File sorting by name, modification time, file size or file type.
File type detection using both file magic and filename/suffix.
Binary search used on preformatted tables, resulting in fast file type detection.
File Preview (as Icon) of supported image files and desktop entries.
Automatic decompression of files
Tape archive reading support
GUI customizable

TLM · Posted: Wed 03 Oct 2012, 23:45 Post subject:

Tested in 528. Will not launch. Terminal returns

chrome307 · Joined: 15 Jan 2009 Posts: 713

Strange ???

Anyway the libs can be found in this thread:

http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=78659

TLM · Posted: Thu 04 Oct 2012, 11:11 Post subject:

chrome307 · Joined: 15 Jan 2009 Posts: 713

sorry I don't know if that is possible and there is limited documentation on their site

`f00 · Posted: Fri 05 Oct 2012, 13:27 Post subject: Subject description: true

Yeah, limited docs can be an issue for simple users - was wondering why no man or more -help, etc (seems kind of do-it-yourself at this stage of the dev)

Anyhow, interesting fm with a few nice features, but..

Even though it works (tried it in precise 5.3.95), it may not be suitable for liveCD multisession with extra add-on sfs packages - for some reason my fs-free went down drastically and here's why: the sfs packages were added again, resulting in a savedir that was radically enlarged and created a RAMFULL situation (tried twice, the 2nd time I didn't save). Not good (for me, anyway) but probably oki for frugal installs.

It's a lighter memory footprint than xfe (0.7 as compared with xfe's usual 1.5 on my machine), but xfe just works better for me. No need to be Embarassed

for others, thanks for putting it up for testing in puppy Smile