Files (Nautilus) is a file manager designed to fit the Gnome desktop design and behaviour, giving the user a simple way to navigate and manage its files.
• Top negative commentover 5 years ago • 0 replies
The devs removed the tree view and overall reduced the functionality. If you are not an old mom with a touch-device Nautilus surely in not your choice.
Admitted: Nautilus was ok 5 years ago.
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• Negative comment • 4 months ago • 0 replies
Not helpful out of box:
Can't display size of directory as column
Can't list all files in some directory
Can't open dirs recursively
Questionable customization:
No way to change colors, transparency, colors.
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undine
Comment • over 1 year ago • 0 replies
Where can I download Nautilus? Can't find it anywhere..
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• Review • about 3 years ago • 1 reply
Its ok but its annoying that it don't have checkboxes, and the features that Windows Explorer has, but it does the job for basic use. Not the best for managing tons of gigabytes worth of data. Although the copy and paste is better than Windows Explorer.
undine
where did you find it for download?
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Cityscape
Comment • about 10 years ago • 0 replies
Nautilus is the best file manager there is, I've tried many and will always return to using Nautilus.
Files was added to AlternativeTo by Killy on Jul 6, 2009 and this page was last updated Jan 27, 2021. Files is sometimes referred to as Nautilus, Files.
The devs removed the tree view and overall reduced the functionality.
If you are not an old mom with a touch-device Nautilus surely in not your choice.
Admitted: Nautilus was ok 5 years ago.
Not helpful out of box:
Questionable customization:
No way to change colors, transparency, colors.
Where can I download Nautilus?
Can't find it anywhere..
Its ok but its annoying that it don't have checkboxes, and the features that Windows Explorer has, but it does the job for basic use. Not the best for managing tons of gigabytes worth of data. Although the copy and paste is better than Windows Explorer.
where did you find it for download?
Reply written over 1 year ago
Nautilus is the best file manager there is, I've tried many and will always return to using Nautilus.