After four and a half years of development, the release of the two-pane file manager Krusader 2.8.0, built using Qt, KDE technologies and KDE Frameworks libraries, has been published. Crusader supports archives (ace, arj, bzip2, gzip, iso, lha, rar, rpm, tar, zip, 7zip), checksum checks (md5, sha1, sha256-512, crc, etc.), to external resources (FTP, SAMBA, SFTP, SCP) and mass renaming by mask. There are built-in partition mount manager, terminal emulator, text editor and file content viewer. The interface supports tabs, bookmarks, tools for comparing and synchronizing the contents of directories. The code is written in C++ and distributed under the GPLv2 license.
Major changes:
- Added the ability to reopen recently closed tabs and quickly undo closing a tab in the menu.
- The active panel provides the ability to reflect the working directory used in the built-in terminal.
- When renaming files, the function of cyclic selection of parts of the file name is provided.
- Added modes for opening a new tab after the current tab or at the end of the list.
- Added options for expanding tabs ("Expanding tabs") and closing tabs by double clicking ("Close tab by double click").
- Added settings to change the foreground and background colors of the field used for renaming.
- Added a setting to select the behavior for the "New Tab" button (create a new tab or duplicate the current one).
- Added the ability to reset the selection of a file with a simple mouse click.
- Added options to hide unnecessary items from the Media menu.
- Various dialog boxes provide the ability to remove elements from the input history using the Shift+Del combination.
- In the "New Folder ..." dialog, the history of working with directories and the output of a contextual hint of the directory name are provided.
- Added the ability to duplicate the active tab when clicking with the mouse while holding down the Ctrl or Alt key.
- Over 60 bugs have been fixed, including problems that occurred when deleting directories, selecting files, and working with archives or iso files.
Source: opennet.ru