mcvox

Mcvox software is a derivative of the Midnight Commander. One of the unique features of this software is that it can be rendered via an auditory user interface, a braille display or a tiny screen. In terms of installation, the process is fairly simple. All that is required is to configure the software with the appropriate screen, which can be done using the following command: ./configure --with-screen=ncurses. Once that has been completed, the software can be installed by executing the 'make' and 'make install' commands.

The latest release of Mcvox includes some noteworthy updates. The order of labels and input fields has been changed to be better understandable, providing a more user-friendly interface. Additionally, users can now quickly identify marked files within the file listing, as they will be tagged with a 'TAG' prefix. Furthermore, the software now includes full name shortcuts, rather than relying on the previous abbreviated methods (e.g. C-x, M-x). Overall, these updates represent a significant improvement over previous versions of the software, providing users with greater functionality and ease of use.