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2010-03-04
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#12
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Originally Posted by Grant
yeah been using gpe but it just makes terrible use of screen real estate. i just cant be as productive with these tools as xplore.
Not sure how comparable it is to X-plore, but GPE File Manager has a decent interface and can handle the basic stuff.
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2010-03-05
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#13
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I tried the GPE File Manager, and agree with the post above. Whilst it works, and does what it needs too, it could do it a lot better.
If i need to browse the file system, I tend to just SSH into it which works very well.
If i need to browse the file system, I tend to just SSH into it which works very well.
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2010-03-05
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#14
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I think most people would want a file manager that can easily open all file types directly and also give them an option to enable/disable viewing of hidden/system folders without going to the terminal to type "sudo gainroot". I don't think most users would like to type commands in terminal.
even the bigist missing is goog bluetooth manager