has come pretty close to Total Commander. developer Alexx2000 for his perseverence. On MX Linux 19.4, I am giving Double Commander a serious try (no Wine, no T.C.). No other (genuine Linux) file-manager offers so many useful features, which I use daily and without which my work would be much less convenient. on Linux, too, is simple and no surprise: Is there a way to run tc under linux or a small linix distro without wine (because i don't have linux installed ,i'm thinking to run it under a distro like puppy linux distro or another small size distro to boot via usb stick ?Ĭode: Select all Total Commander Version 10.00 64-bit () (Had to type what Help => About Total Commander displays, because 'totalcmd64 -version' still does not work.) Or speed is not everything ,but when you need to copy,backup 30GB, 2 minutes vs 10-14, well make a difference Have you make some benchmark between coping files with windows file explorer, total commander and fastcopy vs macos vs linux ? So I tought is there a way to run tc under linux and obtain the advantage of linux So i have used a spartan file manager (nothing to compare to total commander ) and a nice one Krusader to copy lots of file, and it was really very fast !

I haven't tried macos to copy files to ntfs volume because I guess they can corrupt windows file systemīut I have used some image software based on linux (like acronis true image, or image for linux ) to back up my operation system and they are incredible fast, they take 2 minutes to create an image and restore, the same program under windows take around 10 - 14 minutes I have no experience with macos, even i can use my bf's imac and macbook pro I guess it's windows, with antivirus turned off Almost every file manager ,or even soom tool like fastcopy and maybe extreme copy are the most fast file copyīut are just a bit faster then windows or total commander

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