A Linux software, written in Tcl/Tk, is a single executable and easy to use. It functions as a n.....-commander clone.
The software being reviewed is another n…-Commander clone that has been developed using Tcl/Tk programming language. This software is designed to run smoothly under X and is extremely similar to the Windows-Commander. One can operate it using either a keyboard or a mouse.
While the software is not entirely functional, it is quite efficient and has a variety of standard functions and keyboard shortcuts that have been derived from the popular Norton Commander and its clones. It is worth noting that the software currently has a few bugs, but developers have promised to address them in future updates.
It is important to mention that there is no need to compile any code or install additional libraries to use this software. In the end, the goal is to offer users more functionality than the existing predecessors in this market. As a software reviewer, I believe this software has great potential and I look forward to future updates.
While the software is not entirely functional, it is quite efficient and has a variety of standard functions and keyboard shortcuts that have been derived from the popular Norton Commander and its clones. It is worth noting that the software currently has a few bugs, but developers have promised to address them in future updates.
It is important to mention that there is no need to compile any code or install additional libraries to use this software. In the end, the goal is to offer users more functionality than the existing predecessors in this market. As a software reviewer, I believe this software has great potential and I look forward to future updates.
What's New
Version 0.7.1a: N/A