A [Tcl/Tk]-based [file manager] http://sourceforge.net/projects/eu-commander/ Screenshot: [http://sourceforge.net/dbimage.php?id=51477] License: GPL v2 or (at your option) any later version. ---- [SEH] Looks nice! A good cross-platform tcl file browser has been needed for a long time. Can you drag/drop or copy/paste files and directories between window panes? [schlenk] I don't think you can yet. (The author asked how to implement it here [http://www.self-tcl.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2241#2241] ) [AM] It certainly looks impressive :) I guess the easiest way to implement drag-and-drop would be to use [BWidget] (or look for clues in that package). [EU] Thank you very much ;) At the moment I don't have the time to implement D'n'D, but the Commander is easy to use with the function keys or the file menu (right mouse button). I use it this way every day at work ! [MHo] On Windows, EU-Commander is very (!) slow in accessing network drives. The GUI seems to block sometimes... [EU] I know these problems on windows, but maybe you can try to turn off the 'AutoRescan' !? [MHo] ''AutoRescan Off'' doesn't seem to solve the problem. Operations on network drives stay very very slow :-( [MHo] 2007-02-08 Just downloaded the latest v'''0.82''' and made a view quick tests: * It takes 15 seconds to load the program (W2kSP4, 256M RAM, Pentium 1 GHz)! * Klicking on '''Help''' immediately crashes the wish84.exe (8.4.14) (as with my previous installed version, 0.7x) * ''AutoRescan'' is '''off''' * Some network drives are present * While I'm writing this, wish84 crashed with EU-Commander in the background, without user interaction.... * In contrast, on my WinXP at home, everything seems to work right! [EU] As I said before, me and my colleaques use the Commander every day at work on HP-UX 11 and it works very good. When running under Linux I also have good experiences. But on the notebook (WinXP) I don't like to work with the Commander, everything is very slow, on the desktop (WinXP) it's faster !? I think it's a graphics problem, but I'm not sure. [EU] I think I found the problem !? There were too many calls of 'directory rescan' after each action ! I fixed this bug and as far as I can say as an 'objective' user it's much faster now :-) (especially under Windows). This new version (V 0.84) will be published in a few days (sf.net). I'm just working on the implementation of 'tar' handling. [EU] I have just installed the new ActiveTcl (8.4.15). There is a 'tremendous' speedup in working with the EU-Commander (V 0.84). Even loading large pictures is very fast now. With the new version I will also add the menu item 'Pages' to turn on/off certain pages (this was already implemented for the unix versions). Please give me some feedback. [MHo], 2007-12-14: Just downloaded the latest version and done a few (very) quick tests on w2k; I couldn't find performance issues anymore... will post further information as availabe... Now a few more observations: * In the ''Notes'' Tab, selecting a column and klicking ''Delete Active'' or decrementing the value in the ''No. of columns''-field leads to an error message: '''can't read note_prio(15): no such''' * IMHO, the ''application'' and ''volumes'' frames occupy too much space at the top of the ''files'' frame - it would nice if they where optional or resizable... * Not reproducable at the moment: Checked the option ''Configure -> table -> column width -> same column width'' and then clicked on some menu again -> wish84 crashes with a dump... * On Windows, it would be fine if one could navigate to a path in UNC notation, that is something like '''\\server\share'''; not everything is mapped to a drive letter and I am working with such a large amount of ressources at the same time that it isn't possible to assign a drive letter to everything.... [EU], 2007-12-18: Thank you for your feedback MHo ! I've just added a new release to sourceforge (V0.87). * In this release you can turn on/off the application/volumes frame. * About your 'bugs' (Notes and Configure menu): I did some tests, but I don't see the problems !? * UNC notation : Try '/' instead of '\' -> '//server/share' (I think this works) ! ---- [Category Application] - [Category Desktop] - [Category (L)GPL Licensed]