xcruise, fsv & tdfsb - 3D filesystem viewers

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xcruise, fsv & tdfsb - 3D filesystem viewers

#1 Post by goingnuts »

Static build - should work in every Puppy version. Kind of useless - but fun anyway...
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fsv-0.9

#2 Post by goingnuts »

Another 3D file explorer fsv-0.9 static build so might just work in a Puppy near you.
Less useless than xcruise - but still mainly for fun.

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tdfsb

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tdfsb-0.0.5 is not the newest version but at the moment the one I can compile static. Still in the "for-fun" category but with more sophisticated presentation and navigation than xcruise and fsv...

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#4 Post by goingnuts »

For future findings
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#5 Post by amigo »

Ha, ha, cute stuff there. I think I had xcruise around here before. Thanks for the links.
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#6 Post by stevielee »

Are these pets available anymore? I would love to play with them, but the links are largely dead.

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#7 Post by goingnuts »

Files re-uploaded and links revised - should work now. Have fun!
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#8 Post by stevielee »

Thanks so much! Your promptness is much appreciated. I don't know why there is not a bigger demand for this sort of thing - these are toys, but fun. Compiz is also a toy, but seems very popular...so why not these sorts of file managers? Who knows....
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