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Me too. I like it customizability and flexibility. It's even better when combined with the ranger-plugin that come z.lua, which I have bound to cj (I used auto-jump before this, which used that binding as well).
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CodeRabbit
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Ever tried nnn? It's also partially inspired by ranger, but is written in C (lf is written in Go). It's also way faster than ranger. So fast, in fact, that it can list a directory 2 times faster than ls.
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I use just the terminal (with no file manager, unless you can call coreutils like cd, ls, cp, mv, ... as a file manager), and dragon for drag and drop action, for which opening a full file manager is too much lol
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I use broot for getting overviews of directories and the like. Everything else is ripgrep
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ripgrep
ripgrep recursively searches directories for a regex pattern while respecting your gitignore
I use broot for getting overviews of directories and the like. Everything else is ripgrep
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There is joshuto, written in Rust. Not sure if it is fully there yet..
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Have you been using z? Can't recommend it enough!
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SaaSHub
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doublecmd
Double Commander is a free cross platform open source file manager with two panels side by side.
Double Commander. I like file managers with two panels and the tool offers many features. And it supports some plugins from Total Commander.
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When I started using lf it felt a bit still like work in progress but now it really looks mature and so much faster and stable than ranger.
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If you feel comfortable with the CLI, then a command line file manager seems like a natural choice. In this case, you can take a look at CliFM: half-way between your shell and a terminal file manager. You can find it in the AUR too.