Unreal Commander
Very powerfull two-panel interface commander. Unreal Commander has UNICODE support, Extended search of files, Multi-rename tool, Synchronization of directories, Support of archives ZIP, RAR, ACE, CAB, JAR, TAR, LHA, GZ, TGZ , Built-in FTP client, Folder tabs, Support of...
Features
- Portable
- Dual Pane Support
- Thumbnails
- Folder Sync
- File Renaming
Unreal Commander News & Activities
Recent activities
POX added Unreal Commander as alternative to Captain's Deck
POX added Unreal Commander as alternative to WindowTabs Utility
POX added Unreal Commander as alternative to Trove File Explorer
gwrvan-barre added Unreal Commander as alternative to FolderFresh
npn99f8hmj added Unreal Commander as alternative to Synapse file manager
RobertL87 added Unreal Commander as alternative to Double Commander
Danilo_Venom added Unreal Commander as alternative to WindowTabs
POX added Unreal Commander as alternative to Dora
POX added Unreal Commander as alternative to Tokie
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What is Unreal Commander?
Very powerfull two-panel interface commander. Unreal Commander has UNICODE support, Extended search of files, Multi-rename tool, Synchronization of directories, Support of archives ZIP, RAR, ACE, CAB, JAR, TAR, LHA, GZ, TGZ , Built-in FTP client, Folder tabs, Support of WLX-plugins and WCX-plugins, Build-in viewer and quick view function, Network support, Drag and Drop Support, History and Hotlist functions, copy/move/delete files background mode support, Deleting files with WIPE, Background pictures support and a lot of more.
Unreal Commander information
Developed by
Max Diesel Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) + free version with limited functionality.Rating
Average rating of 3.3Alternatives
76 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
I recommend this software, it's not as advanced at Directory Opus but it's not far behind and a lot more modular than most of it's "competitors" so you can adapt how advanced you need it to be to make it just right for you. I higly recommend it!
I've pretty much tried all of the alternatives to the native file explorer but this is the one that suited me best. I mostly use it as a secondary explorer, for simple everyday tasks I usually use the native explorer.
Donation Nag No Context Menu Files had to be numbered to be combined
Delightful UX and very easy to migrate from Total Commander. I was really surprised - it's free. I remember it 10 years ago - it was nowhere near TC. Well, things change.
Powerful. A lot of customization options.
The best of free file managers, Total Commander changeover, works without complaints. I use it on my work already few years. It is free for commercial use.
Great orthodox file manager with lots of options. It's a pitty that it hasn't been updated for over two years. But it is still very useful.
Super file manager, with Universal Viewer included and more options than t commander. Maybe new themes will be nice, but, overall, the best alternative. Vio