3dfile

3dfile is a file browser that utilizes OpenGL for the display of files and folders. Navigation is as simple as point-and-click, allowing users to experiment with different moves to test the program's responsiveness. Overall, 3dfile is intuitive and easy to use, but if any confusion arises, reading the docs, including the README file and sources, is recommended.

The program has certain requirements to function, such as OpenGL libs and headers, Mesa, glut, and an ANSI C compiler. While the software has been tested and guaranteed to function on x86 systems, Linux 2.2*/2.4*, XFree 3.3.6/4.0.3, Mesa 3.2/3.4.2/4.0, glut 3.7, egcs-2.1.1/egcs-2.91.66 (kgcc)/gcc 2.96/gcc 3.0.1, other systems may encounter minor issues with reading directories.

Users who want to use the new configure script will need aclocal, autoheader, autoconf, and automake. Compilation and installation can be done through either the new GNU/autoconf script or the old Makefile.orig. Proper usage involves clicking on executables to execute them, clicking on directories to chdir, and using arrows and the mouse wheel for scrolling and navigation. A right-click brings up a popup menu for navigation and file operations.

Overall, the update includes new binary packages, updated autoconf scripts, and an updated Makefile.orig.