SpaceFM 0.8.2 - file manager

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SpaceFM 0.8.2 - file manager

#1 Post by bark_bark_bark »

Here it is

"SpaceFM 0.8.2"

SpaceFM is a fork of PCManFM, and is my favorite FileManager.

This was compiled without a pinboard.

Enjoy.
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#2 Post by Flash »

Thanks. I might try this to see if it copies directories correctly. If I drag a directory into my mp3 player, ROX doesn't copy the files in the directory in numerical order unless I do some trickery, which takes time.

What is NLS?

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#3 Post by `f00 »

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thanks for leaving out the pinboard (imho) 'nonsense', bbb ;)

likely xfe will remain my fav, but variety works too. Some niceties like a non-generic menu icon (extension needed for jwm anyway) and a usr rather than usr/local prefix would fit the extant groups better :|

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#4 Post by cimarron »

Works well in Precise 5.7.1, thanks!

I wrote a little script (may be crude, as I'm not an experienced coder) to easily mount drives from within SpaceFM. OOTB it launches pmount when attempting to mount a drive. But if you right-click in the drive pane and choose Settings, Mount Command, you can specify an alternative mount process. I put "mounter %v" (no quotes) there and put this script in /usr/local/bin, named "mounter" (and given execute permissions):

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#!/bin/bash
#used by SpaceFM to mount drives

DEV=$1
DEVNAME="`echo -n "$DEV" | cut -f 3 -d '/'`"
mkdir /mnt/$DEVNAME
mount /dev/$DEVNAME /mnt/$DEVNAME
Works well, without launching pmount. And in Settings, Unmount Command, I put "umount -l %v" (no quotes) to easily unmount drives from within SpaceFM.

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#5 Post by fabrice_035 »

Very good file manager, thanks.

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