nnn (or n³) is a fully functional terminal file manager. It is very fast, small, and requires almost no setup.
nnn can analyze disk usage, rename files in bulk, launch applications, and select files. The repository has tons of plugins and documentation for further enhancement, such as previewing, mounting disks, searching, and diffing files/directories, as well as an independent (neo)vim plugin.
It runs on Raspberry Pi, Termux (Android), Linux, macOS, BSD, Haiku, Cygwin, WSL, terminal emulators, and virtual consoles.
This release introduces one of the most in-demand features today – live preview. The relevant wiki page contains detailed information on implementation and usage.
Also in the release:
Find & list will allow you to search using your favorite search utility in the subtree (find/fd/grep/ripgrep/fzf) from nnn and list the results in nnn for further action.
Session saving – ensures that you always start from where you left off in nnn.
Enhanced plugin system. A plugin interaction interface with nnn has been defined.
Numerous usability improvements and bug fixes.
Source: linux.org.ru
