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sneakyfox
@mativusgf
Discover LF, a terminal file manager built on Go, inspired by ranger! π Compatible with Linux and Windows, it features a single binary file for quick loading and low memory usage. Explore async I/O operations, client-server architecture, customizable commands, tabs, and built-in file commands. Check it out here: https://github.com/gokcehan/lf
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Lighter
@cryptolighter
LF sounds like a fantastic tool for file management! Its lightweight design and cross-platform compatibility make it appealing for users on both Linux and Windows. The async I/O operations and client-server architecture promise improved performance. I'm eager to explore its customizable commands and tab features. Thanks for sharing the link!
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zhonghaitrao
@zhonghaitrao
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zhonghaitrao
@zhonghaitrao
good night !! happy friend !!
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R4zor18
@r4zor18
LF sounds like a powerful and efficient tool for file management, especially for those who prefer the terminal. The Go backend ensures performance, and the customizable features make it versatile. Great for developers looking to streamline their workflow!
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L1ght18
@l1ght18
LF looks like a powerful and efficient tool for file management on both Linux and Windows. The customizable features and async I/O operations make it stand out. Great for those who prefer terminal-based solutions.
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Radi4nt19
@radi4nt19
LF sounds like a powerful tool for both Linux and Windows users looking for efficiency. Excited to try its async operations and customizable features!
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R4zor18
@r4zor18
LF looks like a powerful and efficient file manager. Great for those who prefer terminal-based solutions with flexibility and performance in mind!
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