Atol is a file manager with dual panels built using C++ and GTK+. It is designed to offer a user-friendly environment for managing files efficiently.
I recently tried out Atol, a versatile file management software that can be used on both Linux and Windows operating systems. Developed using C++ and GTK+ toolkit, Atol is a Norton Commander clone and features the classical dual panel file manager configuration.
One of the key features of Atol is its support for archive browsing in formats such as .zip, .tar, .gz, .arj, .bz2, and .Z. Additionally, with Atol, users can perform common file operations such as copy, move, delete, and rename. The software also includes support for archiver plugins and file search, as well as browsing bookmarks and file list filtering.
Atol also has several advanced features, such as file split and merge support, file hash calculation (using crc32, md5, and sha1), and file encryption/decryption with a strong blowfish algorithm. The software also supports multilanguage and has a fast file viewer in text, bin, and hex mode.
To use Atol, users must ensure their systems meet the software's requirements, which include a huge bug cleanup release, moving Atol into a much stable state (currently considered beta). Notable features of the latest version include moving files to trash, with Del moving the files to trash and Shift+Del deleting the file.
The newest release also has several new translations, including Turkish, Portugese, Slovenian, Estonian, Tamil, Slovak, and Hungarian translations, thanks to the dedicated work of Burak Cayir, Rui Maciel, Tadej Humar, Eero Vegmann, Viveka Nathan K., Michal Adámek, and Imre Kovács.
Overall, Atol is an incredible software, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a powerful, user-friendly, and flexible file management tool. With its advanced features, extensive support for file types, and cross-platform compatibility, Atol is a true gem in the world of file managers.
One of the key features of Atol is its support for archive browsing in formats such as .zip, .tar, .gz, .arj, .bz2, and .Z. Additionally, with Atol, users can perform common file operations such as copy, move, delete, and rename. The software also includes support for archiver plugins and file search, as well as browsing bookmarks and file list filtering.
Atol also has several advanced features, such as file split and merge support, file hash calculation (using crc32, md5, and sha1), and file encryption/decryption with a strong blowfish algorithm. The software also supports multilanguage and has a fast file viewer in text, bin, and hex mode.
To use Atol, users must ensure their systems meet the software's requirements, which include a huge bug cleanup release, moving Atol into a much stable state (currently considered beta). Notable features of the latest version include moving files to trash, with Del moving the files to trash and Shift+Del deleting the file.
The newest release also has several new translations, including Turkish, Portugese, Slovenian, Estonian, Tamil, Slovak, and Hungarian translations, thanks to the dedicated work of Burak Cayir, Rui Maciel, Tadej Humar, Eero Vegmann, Viveka Nathan K., Michal Adámek, and Imre Kovács.
Overall, Atol is an incredible software, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a powerful, user-friendly, and flexible file management tool. With its advanced features, extensive support for file types, and cross-platform compatibility, Atol is a true gem in the world of file managers.
What's New
Version 0.7.3: N/A