بدائ QtCommander

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QtCommander is advanced two-panels file manager for Linux Operating System, based on similar application for Microsoft Windows - Total Commander.

Below you can find main features of application:
- file list view placed in tabs
- handle of file subsystems through plugins (handled: local, ftp, rar, tar, zip)
- shortcuts for most operations
- advanced properties for files/directories (including change permissions, owner and group, last modified date)
- several possibilities of marking out the files (using mask/template, indicating file extension, using key shortcut, etc.)
- advanced filtering of file list view (for multiply columns, using wild cards and regular expressions) (Ctrl+F)
- incremental item search on file list view (Ctrl+S)
- menu of mounted/unmounted mass storage devices showing capacity and free space on them
- weighing directory using key space (or by properties dialog)
- support for favorites directories and history directories
- path view with possibility of completing matching subdirectory (in moment of entering it)
- colored path view indicating possibility of write (green background) or lack of write (red)
- simple FTP client including: directory listing, download files, upload files, open and view files
- built text file view, including edit with syntax highlighting (in this moment only for C/C++ and HTML)
- built simple archive viewer (like in mc), image, audio and video file viewer
- archives support: creating new, listing, open and view file inside, searching files inside, removing files inside
- directory or archive can be opened in panel beside or in new tab in current panel
- possibility opening file by external (selected) program (including file inside archive)
- searching files/directories (also inside opened archives, but blocked in ftp session) (Alt+F7), includes showing found files in new tab
- built terminal emulator (works like in mc and called by Ctrl+O); (qtermwidget library is required)
- creating many dirs and links by one click

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