Name: DoubleCommander
Category: Utilities
Description: Double Commander is a cross platform open source file manager with two panels side by side. It is inspired by Total Commander and features some new ideas.
Download DoubleCommander Portable 0.3a Development Test 2 [1.4 MB Download/4.4 MB Installed] (MD5:897fa78108e7b699fcbb8fb93f711a45)
Release Notes:
Development Test 1
- Initial Release
Development Test 2: Fixed File Moving
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I don't think this project is mature enough to be worth considering for inclusion. It's only an alpha version and there's only been a single public release.
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when this grows up it might do the job
and so far i haven't seen any problems with it
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I was working on another one, too. Oh, did I mention, strangely enough, it has portable file associations, too :).
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But you can only associate them to the WCX pluggins it supports.
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I really like the potential of this one. It's one of the only file managers that has dual panes and tabs. The other one is Directory Opus, and it's like $80 bucks. I'm gonna keep my eye on this one, especially if it will be lighter on resources than DOpus and can have builtin file associations.
is now up
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and it is working really well
only thing missing is folder syncronisation, hope they will implement it soon
Thank you very much, would like to see this soon as an official portable app.
Still using devellopment Test 1, the link to test 2 for me does not work
That's a fairly old version of DoubleCommander; you may want to upgrade to the 0.4.5.1 beta, which has a PortableApps package here.
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