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Windows File Explorer is the best in terms of features, most Linux File managers lack basic functionality. If someone dares to point that on redit they get “Then go use windows” (Linux is not a religion). or it’s opensource go do it yourself. Is there a File Manager project that would like to implement features, there are many projects that allow feature request but don’t act on it. I got many ideas.

I love .appimages they work on all distros, easy to install, works from any directory, works without installing If I can achive this setup it will make switching my work from machine to machine easy-fast, resilient, and distro hopping wouldn’t be a issue.

On Windows it’s quite but on linux it’s wierd. seems like when someone changes volume and you get crackles, hiss, pops.

Like github.com/emoacht/Monitorian for linux

Is there a adavntage of using S2 or S1 ?

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Linux Mint

In Windows placing .icon with this .ini file works- [.ShellClassInfo] IconResource=.FolderIcon.ico IconFile=.FolderIcon.ico IconIndex=0 InfoTip= [ViewState] Mode= Vid=

Is it that some servers have better UI ? How do I migrate? Also, is it possible there are isolated federated networks of leemy (other activity protocol)?

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