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📁 A simple file manager written in bash.

1.2

5 years ago
  • Fixed bug related to directory strings not being printed literally.

1.1

5 years ago
  • Fixed screen flashing when holding down g or G.
  • Fixed drawing issues inside vim or neovim's builtin terminal.
  • Added favourites/bookmarks (see #customization in README).
  • Added support for keybindings (see #keybindings in README).
  • Fixed jump when opening a directory.
  • Fixed issue with errors spouting on scroll

1.0

5 years ago

The entire program has been rewritten in readable bash. It's no longer 100 obfuscated lines and no longer has that restriction. Numerous bugs were discovered in the rewrite and have been all fixed. The program has been highly optimized now. The old version did a full screen redraw on every keypress while the new version redraws only when necessary (Scrolling only redraws 2 lines now!).

Take a peek at the source code. I've done my best to explain the non-obvious and tricky parts.

  • Full rewrite of the program.
  • Numerous bugs fixed.
  • Highly optimized compared to previous releases.
  • Added support for LS_COLORS.
  • Added support for esc to exit prompts.
  • Fixed issues in older terminals.
  • No longer eats your terminal output on exit.
  • Show file attributes with x.
  • Go to previous dir with -.
  • Spawn a shell in the current dir s.
  • Show version -v.
  • Many quality of life changes.

0.3.2

5 years ago
  • Fixed not being able to open json files.
  • Fixed bug with hotkeys.

0.3.1

5 years ago
  • Use POSIX arguments for cp and move.
  • Fixed responsive window sizing not working in bash 3.
  • Removed FFF_EDITOR.
  • Fixed empty files not opening in text editor.
  • Enabled line editing in read prompts.

0.3

5 years ago
  • Instant as you type search.
  • Multi file copy/move/paste.

0.1.2

5 years ago
  • fixed major crashes, hangs and 100% CPU usage in bash 3 (macOS and older systems)

0.1.1

5 years ago
  • fixed new major bug

0.1

5 years ago

First Release. Base functionality is implemented. See README for dependencies etc.