On March 2, after more than a month of development, 1.24 (named after Herman Toothrot from the game series Monkey Island) console file manager Clifm, Clifm is a text-based file manager built with command line interface design principles in mind, rather than TUI design principles like the excellent Midnight Commander and Ranger.
The program is written in C and distributed under the GNU GPL 2.0 license.
List of major changes:
- The size of postscript thumbnails displayed by the clifmimg script has been significantly reduced (by 1500%!).
- Support for several image formats (including dpx, jp2, miff, sgi, and wmf) has been added to the preview.
- In the mimelist.clifm and preview.clifm configuration files, the %m variable now expands to the file's MIME type.
- Added support for OpenRaster images (opening and previewing).
- Added auto-detection of Sixel support for terminal emulator Yaft.
- Added support for opening .rpm, .deb, .arj, .Z and .cab archives.
- Added support for previewing files in the list of files in .ztd, .rpm and .deb archives.
- Added support for Krita images (.kra and .krz) to the preview.
- Added PrioritySortChar option to configuration file to place file names starting with PrioritySortChar at the beginning of file list.
- The ShowHiddenFiles option now supports two new values, first and last, to display hidden files first or last, respectively.
- Added support for the OSC-7 escape sequence to report the current directory to the terminal emulator. To enable this feature, clifm must be run with the --report-cwd parameter.
- The detected errors have been fixed.
Source: linux.org.ru
