lxt (linuXtree)
lxt is a file manager program for Linux (and other Unix variants) that was inspired by the popular DOS program XTreeGold. Most of the keys are the same and the interface is similar but has been modified a bit to better suit Unix (eg. long file names and file permissions). Half of the code was written when I was in high school and this thing is an absolute travesty full of buffer overflows. Be warned.
The most important hotkeys are:
? for help
q to quit
The source code: lxt-1.3c.tar.gz
Recent changelog:
Version 1.3c: * fix for "invalid use of incomplete typedef ‘WINDOW’" * fixed buffer overflow for long user names Version 1.3b: * open command uses gnome-open for misc files * open command doesn't run any active actions (such as decompressing archives) * no longer crashes on terminal resize * better FreeBSD support Version 1.3a: * fixed stack underrun in mergesort * fixed buffer overflow in view * use automake * support large file sizes * license is now BSD Version 1.2: * Use --prefix parameter for install directory * Don't install default config file Version 1.1: * Compiles on Solaris |
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