Total Commander is a popular file manager with which you can create, copy, organize and move documents and applications on your computer. Recently, the Total Commander program has a lot of worthy analogues. They can be downloaded for free or purchased under a license from the developers' sites.
Total Commander is one of the most famous file management programs. Its main features are a user-friendly interface and a host of useful functions. At the moment, Total Commander has decent alternatives that have already attracted the attention of many users. Here are some of these apps.
Far Manager
Far Manager is a file manager designed to work with hotkeys.
The program interface is divided into two panels, the appearance of which can be customized independently. The program also has the function of connecting to FTP and viewing the available network resources.
In the Far Manager app, you can create, copy, rename and move files on your PC. The program has a built-in text editor that supports a variety of encodings. In addition, Far Manager allows you to work with archives. To use this function, you need to connect an archiver program.
Another useful option provided in the Far Manager program is macros. After completing an action, you can repeat it by pressing a key. In this way, you can rename files or replace text in different documents.
Free Commander
Another alternative to the popular file manager is the Free Commander program. Its interface includes two panels in which you can copy, rename, view and move files, and create new files and directories.
You can rename a whole group of files according to the template you specified. In the template, you can specify:
- the name of the new directory;
- time and date of creation of files;
- file extension;
- data of the owner of the file;
- counter;
- properties of mp3 files and images.
Free Commander also supports the ability to connect to an FTP server. Today users can download this tool completely free of charge.
Double commander
Double Commander is a multi-platform file manager with two panels and a wide range of functions: tab support, group renaming, advanced file search, logging of all operations, etc.
The program has a built-in text editor with syntax highlighting. Files can be viewed in 2 text formats: binary and hexadecimal.
Double Commander is a unicode compatible program that interacts with many archivers. This application can be downloaded for free today.
SpeedCommander
SpeedCommander is a popular commercial analogue of Total Commander, created by German developers. The program has built-in Unicode support and offers many useful features to users. Here are just a few of them:
- viewing several dozen text and graphic formats;
- work with an FTP client;
- built-in text editor;
- powerful file encryption system.
Midnight commander
It is a free text-based file manager. It has all the necessary functions for working with files. You can edit text documents, perform file copy and move operations, connect to FTP, Samba, SFTP servers, work with archives and directories.
Midnight Commander supports multilingual interface and UTF-8 encoding. Today this application is one of the best file managers for the Windows system.
Directory Opus
Directory Opus is another commercial file manager. It was developed by the Australian company GPSoftware. The program is crammed with all sorts of utilities and additional functions. In particular, Directory Opus has filtering and data synchronization functions. The user can change the appearance of the interface of this program at his discretion.
Directory Opus is fully compatible with Windows 7. It can only be purchased under a license.
All of the above programs are worthy replacements for Total Commander. They have all the necessary attributes to work with files of any type.
