Midnight Commander on Linux), you can also use Total Commander – to a degree. If you can use Norton Commander or any of its modern clones (e.g.

Also, basic keyboard shortcuts like F5 for copying have been kept. Total Commander’s two-window concept originates, of course, from Norton Commander.

Ergonomics: keyboard trumps mouse every single time.

In addition to File Explorer being a horrible tool the following speak for Total Commander: Please read my earlier article on the subject for details. There are many reasons why you might want to take a look at a tool like Total Commander, but the most important reason for me is that File Explorer sucks big time, at least for IT pros. A future post will add some more advanced tips. This article explains how to get started with Total Commander. On top of that, it can probably replace half a dozen tools in addition to File Explorer. It has keyboard shortcuts for everything and is super-configurable, fast and efficient. It not only replaces File Explorer it does so in a way that makes you wonder how you suffered Explorer for such a long time. Total Commander is one of those few magical tools that can boost your productivity as an IT pro significantly.

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