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Looking at code behind File Pilot
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vjekoslav
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File Pilot: Major update to Windows file manager alternative
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vjekoslav
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vjekoslav
2y ago
File Explorer on Windows 7, and Windows 7 in general, provided a far better (and faster) user experience. It's been downhill since then.
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Yes, there's a command called "Empty Trash Items", which you can assign to any hotkey or access via the command palette. You can also right click on the trash in the left sidebar.
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Sorry, I based this on your comment "If you can accept a Rust dependency". I haven't actually looked into it yet, but I'll check it out, thanks for sharing. However, I'd still prefer to go with my own solution, if p
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vjekoslav
2y ago
I'll check it out, thanks!
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Hello! I can't promise anything on this topic yet, it's on my list, but it's fairly low priority right now. The program was written in C with no dependencies, so introducing a huge dependency like that isn't an option. B
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Speed, modern UI, rearangable panels & tabs, globaly accesable and remmapable all actions via cmd palette, GoTo window, batch rename... And many more things to come. Since this was built from scratch, a lot of time and enginering effort
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Way more maintainable than anything from MS that I'd have to deal with.
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Yes, the separation between folders and files is a toggleable option. You can sort by date modified. Also, you should try it yourself, it's in free beta. :)
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Hey, thanks! Yes, I know about Fman. I’ve tried pretty much all file explorers on Windows, a fair number on Linux, and fewer on macOS. I watched that video a couple of years ago, it had some nice insights. Thanks for sharing that. I've
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Yes, proper localization will be probably be included in first official V1 version.
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Thank you!
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vjekoslav
2y ago
It does not integrate with Everything. It's already blazingly fast with the regular WinAPI for indexing. However, MFT indexing (which Everything uses) will be added as built-in support in the near future. It will be an opt-in option fo
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Are you running it inside a VM or Wine?
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vjekoslav
2y ago
It will come to other OSes in time. The Windows platform layer is decoupled from everything else, such as rendering and UI, so I only need to write platform-specific code for other OSes.
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vjekoslav
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FP has been mostly tested and improved for mapped network drives, as the focus has been, and still is, on providing a very solid local experience. Direct network access (and better integration with NAS) will be added in the near future.
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vjekoslav
2y ago
I will.
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vjekoslav
2y ago
PDF previews are not supported yet, but they are planned.
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vjekoslav
2y ago
If everything goes well with Windows and the project becomes financially stable, a macOS version is planned.
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vjekoslav
2y ago
It's an open possibility :)
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Unfortunately, I only support Latin and Cyrillic for now. But full unicode support will come in the future.
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vjekoslav
2y ago
That's FP waiting for Windows. When it takes longer, it's usually a third-party plugin initializing. I have some things to try to mitigate these issues, but unfortunately, this whole architecture is broken. MS should not have allo
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2y ago
It was written from scratch with a custom OpenGL renderer (a DirectX port is in progress for Windows) and a custom IMGUI layer on top.
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vjekoslav
2y ago
Thanks for trying it out! I was a long-time TC user too. 1) Those are not assigned by default, but all hotkeys in FP are reassignable, so you can create a setup very similar to TC. 2) This is a planned feature. 3) Not currently on the road
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File Pilot: A file explorer built for speed with a modern, robust interface
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vjekoslav
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File explorer with custom UI written from scratch
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vjekoslav
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vjekoslav
4y ago
I started this few years ago as a hobby project. Inspired by Handmade Hero series hosted by Casey Muratori, I wanted to use gained knowledge on something concrete. Starting 2022, I committed myself to the project full time. Design goals and