Commander One – Dual Pane File Manager for Mac

Re:Commander One – Dual Pane File Manager for Mac by jowce on Friday August 28, 2015 @02:09PM (#10136989)

Started using this on my work and personal Macbooks, very nice. One oddity is that command+C copies but command+option+V doesn't do a Move (as it does in Finder). Otherwise great so far.

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Re:Commander One – Dual Pane File Manager for Mac by jdeibele on Friday August 28, 2015 @02:35PM (#10137142)

Doesn't seem to understand command-delete to delete a file. Just beeps at me, as does plain delete.

File menu says F8 is delete file ... which is not intuitive (or convenient) to me.

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Re:Commander One – Dual Pane File Manager for Mac by jdeibele on Friday August 28, 2015 @02:41PM (#10137179)

I have some directories that I need to clean up, by moving some files into more directories (sigh) or deleting files.

There doesn't appear to be a way to turn off "do you mean to delete this file?" in the preferences. And "delete" doesn't mean what I thought it meant - I want to do what it calls "permanently delete".

Guess it's back to two finder windows.

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Re:Commander One – Dual Pane File Manager for Mac by delinka on Friday August 28, 2015 @02:52PM (#10137246)

Shift-fn-delete seems to do a perma-delete, but still displays the "r u sure?" prompt.

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Re:Commander One – Dual Pane File Manager for Mac by ygra on Friday August 28, 2015 @02:54PM (#10137261)

F8 is actually the default hotkey for deletion in all OFMs. Delete would usually be reserved for editing the command line.

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Re:Commander One – Dual Pane File Manager for Mac by delinka on Friday August 28, 2015 @02:44PM (#10137193)

How about fn-delete? Or maybe I'll download and try it myself...

EDIT: Yep, that works.

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