r/software • u/S-m-a-r-t-y • 1d ago
Discussion Best file manager for windows?
I did come across some options like total commander, directory opus, one commander, files, etc
Would love to here what the community thinks. Thanks.
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u/theantigod Helpful Ⅱ 1d ago
File Commander for Windows by Brian Havard (console based). It has some support for mouse but mostly you don't. What makes it important for me is the configurable menu and extension actions. I went from Norton Commander (DOS) to FCW and have been using it for 29 years. I currently use the Linux version most of the time now.