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Is there any file manager or shell with GUI and system browsing capability, so that it would eliminate usage of XTERM? Like old time Norton Commander.
 
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Midnight Commander

http://www.komputika.net/maemo/index....1-2_armel.deb

Canoe

http://maemo.lancode.de/?path=./bina....0-1_armel.deb

Originally Posted by pycage View Post
You can open xterm and do the following:

Code:
cd /home/user/MyDocs
ln -s / System
Now open Nokia's filemanager and you will be able to browse the whole file system.
 
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Originally Posted by mardin View Post
Midnight Commander

http://www.komputika.net/maemo/index....1-2_armel.deb
To be fair, you still need xterm for Midnight Commander: there's no other way that I know of to start it on the tablet.

I haven't tried this one yet.
 
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Thank you.
I'll check them
 
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I like gpe-filemanager personally. Just wish there was a way to show hidden files/folders (ie- .documents etc etc).
 
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After trying all suggested solutions I would say that the only one that looks to be functional and works fine is gpe-filemanager (besides original built in). Completely agree with kahmeal. Just one feature that I'm missing there is possibility to display hidden files.
Thank you.
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How is gpe-filemanager different from Canoe?
Canoe lets you view and browse all the dir....
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Canola shows more than gpe-filemamager. But it was slow and not very stable, at least on my Nokia 770. And for somebody who used to 'normal' file manager, I was not able to find really good solution.
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I was wrong about Midnight Commander. This is very close to what I was looking for. The only one drawback is that it is necessary to get used to it.
Some features require to zoom out (F10). Ans pop-upping virtual keyboard is very confusing. Is there any way to disable virtual keyboard and enable it only in case you really need it?
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Yes, in the terminal, type

maemo-gtk-im-switch xim

To re-enable it later:

maemo-gtk-im-switch osso
 
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