Hello;

I like very much this lfm. it is better than mc cuz it has the
ctrl + D

it is very close to total commander ghisler; that's why it is so good.

So wishlist:

(1) to be capable as total commander to execute a command
(2) a reliable copy that never crashes; based on cp
(3) a way to do on a panel (right or leftà); ctrl x  then go into a folder; and ctrl v to paste those selected files; and it ll move them those files into the current folder

would be great

thanks to keep lfm be a package for debian cuz we like it very much and need it a lot !

Hi there,

I'm Iñigo Serna, the author of lfm.

To be fair, mc has a more advanced bookmark system, I think is C-\

Working on the design of a "powercli" for the next version, it would
be a mix between a classic line command of ofms with some bits of
python.
I don't know much about total commander, could you mention some use
cases in order to check if it's similar to what I'm thinking, please?

If copy crashes on you, please report as bugs.
It's not possible to use cp directly if we want to mantain the dialog
with info about the copy process, percent, remaining files, etc,
Moreover, calling cp for each copy action would slow a lot the process.

It's already mentioned on the TODO file but as I don't need it's there
waiting...


Thanks for your feedback,
Iñigo Serna

Hi there,

I'm Iñigo Serna, the author of lfm.

To be fair, mc has a more advanced bookmark system, I think is C-\

Working on the design of a "powercli" for the next version, it would
be a mix between a classic line command of ofms with some bits of
python.
I don't know much about total commander, could you mention some use
cases in order to check if it's similar to what I'm thinking, please?

If copy crashes on you, please report as bugs.
It's not possible to use cp directly if we want to mantain the dialog
with info about the copy process, percent, remaining files, etc,
Moreover, calling cp for each copy action would slow a lot the process.

It's already mentioned on the TODO file but as I don't need it's there
waiting...


Thanks for your feedback,
Iñigo Serna