Nemo (file manager) ( x86 & 64-bit )

[xor]

Nemo (file manager) ( x86 & 64-bit )

https://github.com/linuxmint/nemo

[Juanito]

Why not use this as an opportunity to make and submit an extension yourself?

[xor]

Why not use this as an opportunity to make and submit an extension yourself?

As an entry level linux user,
I am still at the stage of gaining program experience.

I want to experience file managers.
moreover considering that these are the most basic linux components
It is a effort to list the deficiencies in the warehouse.

[Juanito]

There's mc, emelfm, emelfm2, nautilus, etc - how many file managers do you need?

[Rich]

Hi xor

Why not use this as an opportunity to make and submit an extension yourself?

As an entry level linux user,
I am still at the stage of gaining program experience. ...

Your profile shows you joined this forum 8 years ago.
If you are still an entry level user, it is because you were not interested in learning anything.

I want to experience file managers.

Go experience them on another Linux that already has them.
Then request the one you like.
Requesting an assortment of programs you will not use to find one you like is inconsiderate and downright rude.

It is a effort to list the deficiencies in the warehouse.

So you decided to request software you will not use to make the warehouse better?
That behavior demonstrates a feeling of entitlement on your part and a total disregard for other peoples time.
The warehouse is not deficient.
It has a wide selection of software.
If you feel the number of packages needs to be increased just so there is more selection, you need to get to work.

[Juanito]

I am still at the stage of gaining program experience.

It is not difficult, in the case of nemo on CorePure64, you can use:

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$ tce-load -i compiletc meson

$ cd nemo-x.y

$ mkdir build
$ cd build

$ CC="gcc -flto -fuse-linker-plugin -mtune=generic -Os -pipe" CXX="g++ -flto -fuse-linker-plugin -mtune=generic -Os -pipe -fno-exceptions -fno-rtti" meson --prefix=/usr/local --localstatedir=/var --buildtype=plain

$ ninja
$ sudo ninja install
..and meson will let you know which *-dev extensions you need

[xor]

Hi xor

Why not use this as an opportunity to make and submit an extension yourself?
As an entry level linux user,
I am still at the stage of gaining program experience. ...

Your profile shows you joined this forum 8 years ago.
If you are still an entry level user, it is because you were not interested in learning anything.

Being 30-40 years old,
30-40 years linux user
Does not mean !

I want to experience file managers.

Go experience them on another Linux that already has them.
Then request the one you like.
Requesting an assortment of programs you will not use to find one you like is inconsiderate and downright rude.

I have a project I want to configure.
I am considering progressing on TCL.
in this respect, experiences gained through different distributions
it does not create a realistic TCL experience.

it is necessary to compare which one is how efficient

It is a effort to list the deficiencies in the warehouse.

So you decided to request software you will not use to make the warehouse better?
That behavior demonstrates a feeling of entitlement on your part and a total disregard for other peoples time.
The warehouse is not deficient.
It has a wide selection of software.
If you feel the number of packages needs to be increased just so there is more selection, you need to get to work.

I appreciate your effort,
in application search access;
in the comments section; there are explanations that have not been done correctly

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/comparison_of_file_managers
by researching here; I reached the list of file managers.

My suggestion is to make file managers easier to find in the search section;

"Windows_File_Managers" => As "WFM_ ..."

For the application search, it might make sense to define a name as follows.

wfm_nemo.tcz
wfm_midnight Commander.tcz
wfm_xfm.tcz
wfm_krusader.tcz
wfm_konqueror.tcz
wfm_gentoo.tcz
wfm_dolphin.tcz
wfm_filecommander.tcz

purpose; make linux easy for people all over the world

    [EDIT]: Fixed  quote  tags.  Rich

[xor]

I am still at the stage of gaining program experience.

It is not difficult, in the case of nemo on CorePure64, you can use:

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$ tce-load -i compiletc meson

$ cd nemo-x.y

$ mkdir build
$ cd build

$ CC="gcc -flto -fuse-linker-plugin -mtune=generic -Os -pipe" CXX="g++ -flto -fuse-linker-plugin -mtune=generic -Os -pipe -fno-exceptions -fno-rtti" meson --prefix=/usr/local --localstatedir=/var --buildtype=plain

$ ninja
$ sudo ninja install
..and meson will let you know which *-dev extensions you need

this, I want to ask the question.

What is the difference between "alsa.tcz" with "alsa-dev.tcz"!?
What is the difference between "vlc3.tcz" with "vlc3-dev.tcz" !?

[Juanito]

alsa contains the files required to run alsa.

alsa-dev contains the files required to compile against alsa (these files are not required to run alsa).