What's an Alternative to Windows Explorer or Mac OS X Finder?

http://geeks.pirillo.com - http://live.pirillo.com - Is Windows Explorer just not doing it for you? Maybe the Finder isn't doing it for you, either. Or, what if the file manager in Linux isn't your thing? Either you put up with all of these, or you download muCommander. http://chris.pirillo.com Distributed by Tubemogul.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• blog
• explorer
• file
• finder
• gadgets
• help
• information
• linux
• mac
• manage
• mucommander
• os
• pirillo
• video
• windows
• review
• geek
• geeks
• chrispirillo
• lockergnome

[MeisterFalti]

Hey i know the tree display... hm from where... OH! That's right! Windows Explorer, Mac Finder, and KDE!

Do you even know what your OS can do?

Even PCDOS from the original IBM PC had a treeview!

[TyphoidKitten]

In vista you just open the file your file you want to transfer is in and then on the side is like a Treeview i guess then you pic were you want to move the file then just drag and drop.

[buildingmovies]

midnight commander

[riling]

i'm running snow leopard and finder sux over smb shares big time! Mucommander works like a dream!!!

[pcfix411]

lockergnome, Another point to consider. I like the video.

[patinatormariotis]

Total Comander

[tcorken]

Powerdesk has been doing this for years and Directory Opus had been doing it since way back in the days of the Commodore Amiga. Nothing new but certainly much better than MS's lame system.

[folabieses]

You suck.

Simple

[mxy2kaxl]

is there a way to have the same thing from mac donder like those 3d flip files for windows ?

[RCPMturbocho]

Yes.

[rubikssolver08]

i have a question if i burn files and data to a blank CD successfully. than i got a hole new hard drive will i be able to copy the data off the disk to my new drive?