Tablacus Explorer is very powerful >>> in the way of plugins (see for yourself)
It can be a simple, but very well made, file manager or mid-weight IDE to replace gVIM/Geany (seriously)
If you want a file manager, explorer commander or QDir are very nice, fast & light with good features
BUT if your a “power user”..YOU WANT THIS APP
Tablacus Explorer is very powerful >>> in the way of plugins (see for yourself)
It can be a simple, but very well made, file manager or mid-weight IDE to replace gVIM/Geany (seriously)
If you want a file manager, explorer commander or QDir are very nice, fast & light with good features
BUT if your a “power user”..YOU WANT THIS APP
Tablacus Explorer is very powerful >>> in the way of plugins (see for yourself)
It can be a simple, but very well made, file manager or mid-weight IDE to replace gVIM/Geany (seriously)
If you want a file manager, explorer commander or QDir are very nice, fast & light with good features
BUT if your a “power user”..YOU WANT THIS APP
Tablacus Explorer is very powerful >>> in the way of plugins (see for yourself)
It can be a simple, but very well made, file manager or mid-weight IDE to replace gVIM/Geany (seriously)
If you want a file manager, explorer commander or QDir are very nice, fast & light with good features
BUT if your a “power user”..YOU WANT THIS APP
Usage of Tablacus suits me better than Q-Dir, but it started to suffer that typical 98% CPU wacko thing that chased me away, Q-Dir also continues to be buggy since XP up to Win10 at refreshing the folders tree after deletion, renaming, etc (some times). I’m started to get suited with Double commander although still missing Drag-Select.
Usage of Tablacus suits me better than Q-Dir, but it started to suffer that typical 98% CPU wacko thing that chased me away, Q-Dir also continues to be buggy since XP up to Win10 at refreshing the folders tree after deletion, renaming, etc (some times). I’m started to get suited with Double commander although still missing Drag-Select.
Usage of Tablacus suits me better than Q-Dir, but it started to suffer that typical 98% CPU wacko thing that chased me away, Q-Dir also continues to be buggy since XP up to Win10 at refreshing the folders tree after deletion, renaming, etc (some times). I’m started to get suited with Double commander although still missing Drag-Select.
Usage of Tablacus suits me better than Q-Dir, but it started to suffer that typical 98% CPU wacko thing that chased me away, Q-Dir also continues to be buggy since XP up to Win10 at refreshing the folders tree after deletion, renaming, etc (some times). I’m started to get suited with Double commander although still missing Drag-Select.