On January 20, version 1.23 was released (in honor of Pirahna poodle from the game series Monkey Island) console file manager Clifm, written in C and distributed under the GNU GPL 2.0 license.
Clifm is a file manager with a text interface, but not built using TUI design principles like the excellent Midnight Commander and Ranger; rather, it focuses on command-line interface design principles.
List of major changes:
- A preview of JavaScript files has been added.
- Image preview now supports exr, fit, hdr, heic, pbm, pgm, pnm, ppm, and xpm image formats.
- Commands x and X have been improved.
- The reload command now includes the —help option.
- You can now use config reload instead of the reload command.
- An option —mimelist-file has been added to specify an alternative mimelist file.
- A new prompt module m_hostname_color has been added, which dynamically changes the color of the hostname depending on its presence in an SSH session.
- A setting to adjust the number of spaces between icons and file names has been added via the IconsGap parameter in the configuration file. Allowed values are: 0, 1 (default), or 2.
- Built-in confirmation prompts have been added to the c and m commands (previously, prompts from the cp(1) and mv(1) commands were used).
- Support for the environment variable LSCOLORS has been added to the —lscolors option.
- .csv files are now highlighted as documents (in the default color scheme).
- .sass and .scss files are now highlighted as markup language files (in the default color scheme).
- Other improvements and bug fixes.
Source: linux.org.ru
