Introducing SFM: A Minimalist File Manager for Unix-like Systems

sfm: Free Simple File Manager for Unix and Linux Systems

Are you tired of bloated file managers that slow down your workflow? Look no further! Today, we're excited to introduce SFM (Simple File Manager), a lightweight and efficient file management solution for Unix-like systems.

Features

  • Dual-pane interface for easy file navigation and comparison
  • Vim-like key bindings for keyboard ninjas
  • Bookmarking system for quick access to frequently used directories
  • Intelligent file opening based on extensions
  • Powerful search functionality
  • Informative bottom statusbar for at-a-glance information

Technical Highlights

SFM leverages advanced system-specific technologies to ensure optimal performance:

  • BSD systems: Utilizes kqueue(2) for efficient kernel event notifications
  • Linux systems: Implements inotify(7) for real-time filesystem event monitoring
  • Employs pthreads(7) for event reading, eliminating the need for timers

Philosophy and Inspiration

SFM follows the suckless philosophy, prioritizing simplicity and efficiency. It draws inspiration from popular file managers like vifm and noice, while maintaining a focus on minimalism. True to this ethos, SFM operates with zero external dependencies, ensuring a lean and reliable experience.

License

Simple file manager is released under the ISC License

Final Note

Whether you're a system administrator, developer, or power user, SFM offers a streamlined file management experience without compromising on functionality. Give it a try and experience the joy of a truly simple file manager!

Resources & Downloads

GitHub - afify/sfm: simple file manager
simple file manager. Contribute to afify/sfm development by creating an account on GitHub.







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