GNOME Commander 1.14.0, a two-pane file manager optimized for use in the GNOME user environment, has been released. GNOME Commander introduces features such as tabs, command line access, bookmarks, changeable color schemes, directory skipping mode when selecting files, access to external data via FTP and SAMBA, expandable context menus, automatic mounting of external drives, access to navigation history, support plug-ins, built-in text and image viewer, search functions, renaming by mask and directory comparison.
In the new version:
- The migration from GnomeVFS to the GIO framework has been completed, providing a single VFS API for abstracting access to local and remote file systems.
- Implemented selectable default action handlers used when moving files with the mouse in drag&drop mode.
- Added the optional ability to move files to the trash, instead of actually deleting them.
- The built-in search dialog has been removed, instead of which the possibility of calling external file search commands is offered.
- The current directory indicator displays the name of the external server hosting the directory.
- An item has been added to the menu for selecting and deselecting only files, without affecting directories.
Source: opennet.ru