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coryroberts
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• Positive comment • almost 3 years ago • 4 users agree • 7 replies
Love the modern code base, it feels very lean and efficient. Had a usability issue, and the author fixed it within a week! Highly recommended. It will only keep getting better.
mherrmann
Hi Cory, fman author here. Sorry for the difficulty selecting files. Do I understand correctly that you are on Mac?
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coryroberts
Thanks for the reply. I'm on Windows 10.
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mherrmann
Thanks for letting me know. I will do my best to implement this soon. Particularly important given fman's recent addition of a context menu.
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coryroberts
This is awesome, thanks. Updated my rating for sure, let me know when it's implemented and I'll give it another go.
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mherrmann
Will do!
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mherrmann
I just released fman 1.0.9 that lets you select items by mouse :-) Shift+Spacebar is (not) yet supported, but I hope that already helps you Cory?
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coryroberts
Awesome, updated my review :). Great work, now I can try it out better.
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BiasedOpinion
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• Review • over 2 years ago • 1 users agree • 0 replies
I like the Sublime Text inspired look and feel, and it has potential, but it's not quite there yet (for me).
I understand that functionality can be added through plugins, but there are few of them so far. So, basic/useful information that one would expect in a file manager is missing. E.g. Only the columns Name, Size, and Modified are shown. No others, such as "Date Added", "Date Accessed", "Kind", etc. can be added/removed.
Also, I find it a little slow (not deadly slow, but a bit janky) to load and scroll through folders with even a modest number of files. What's a modest number? Well, that's something that's missing from fman. There is no summary information about a folder, so I had to open Finder for that. FTR it's about 2200 files.
fman has great potential, and I'll keep an eye on the project, but I'm taking a pass for now.
FTR, I'm using fman on MacOS 10.13.6 with a fairly new and well spec'd MacBook Pro
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ferenczy
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• Positive comment • 11 months ago • 0 replies
Minimalistic, configurable, extensible.
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Shojimeguro
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• Negative comment • over 1 year ago • 0 users agree and 5 don't • 0 replies
Love the modern code base, it feels very lean and efficient. Had a usability issue, and the author fixed it within a week! Highly recommended. It will only keep getting better.
Hi Cory, fman author here. Sorry for the difficulty selecting files. Do I understand correctly that you are on Mac?
Reply written almost 3 years ago
Thanks for the reply. I'm on Windows 10.
Reply written almost 3 years ago
Thanks for letting me know. I will do my best to implement this soon. Particularly important given fman's recent addition of a context menu.
Reply written almost 3 years ago
This is awesome, thanks. Updated my rating for sure, let me know when it's implemented and I'll give it another go.
Reply written almost 3 years ago
Will do!
Reply written almost 3 years ago
I just released fman 1.0.9 that lets you select items by mouse :-) Shift+Spacebar is (not) yet supported, but I hope that already helps you Cory?
Reply written almost 3 years ago
Awesome, updated my review :). Great work, now I can try it out better.
Reply written over 2 years ago
I like the Sublime Text inspired look and feel, and it has potential, but it's not quite there yet (for me).
I understand that functionality can be added through plugins, but there are few of them so far. So, basic/useful information that one would expect in a file manager is missing. E.g. Only the columns Name, Size, and Modified are shown. No others, such as "Date Added", "Date Accessed", "Kind", etc. can be added/removed.
Also, I find it a little slow (not deadly slow, but a bit janky) to load and scroll through folders with even a modest number of files. What's a modest number? Well, that's something that's missing from fman. There is no summary information about a folder, so I had to open Finder for that. FTR it's about 2200 files.
fman has great potential, and I'll keep an eye on the project, but I'm taking a pass for now.
FTR, I'm using fman on MacOS 10.13.6 with a fairly new and well spec'd MacBook Pro
Minimalistic, configurable, extensible.
Need keyboard shortcuts to use