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by woobar
886 days ago
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When I don't need to copy files even when navigating in a single panel (and just ignoring content of the second one) still have advantages. - I get a free ls when I navigate directory structure, and with the keyboard shortcuts I can move much faster. - If the panel is ordered by time the moment I open the folder I see most recent files (in some cases I only care about recent files when opening a folder). If ordered by size you see your biggest files first, etc. And all of this is stateful, you don't need to run a command to identify biggest/latest file, do something with it and then go back to check what as the second biggest/latest file. - it is easier to check content of the file or an archive - two panels also work seamlessly with ssh/ftp/archives/etc. You don't need to remember separate commands to copy files from other sources, you will use exactly same pattern for navigating and copying files. I also understand that people who mastered shell don't see this as a big advantage. But it really helps when jumping between mac/nix/windows. |
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