Krusader on Kubuntu CD

> Like Nicola, I go back a little way and can include the heady experience 
> of Xtree in DOS.

Never used that. Tree showings are for people who can't keep the whole
directory tree inside their head. ;-) And the dual pane arrangement is so
brilliantly productive, there was no contest, ever. :-)


> On Windows, these days, I 
> use Directory Opus, and I'd probably vote it the best application off 
> all time, certainly the best utility. It really is very, very good. 

I didn't heard of it. Is it all that much better than Total Commander
(named Windows Commander before Christian Ghisler was harassed by Microsoft)?


> On Linux, there's only one usable dual pane file manager, and that is 
> Krusader.

Whoah, slow down tiger, you just cannot cast Midnight Commander away like
that. :-) It's still the best dual pane tool for the terminal, life would
not be the same without it.

-- 
Nicola Larosa - nico at tekNico.net

I'm not saying we should all use PHP; sometimes it's faster to
walk than drive, but using PHP is like living in a world where
they haven't invented the wheel. -- Ian Bicking, October 2005