N-Commodore v1.44

nc-1.44

fix: pipe-scenario use fixes

N-Commodore v1.41

New in ver. 1.41:

• a new view – Zsh history (from ~/.zhistory, …), available under F4,
• many bug fixes – reliable running of past commands,
• support for Alt-… bindings (use `$'\eq' for Alt-q),
• nice interaction between in-terminal run programs (+cmd … and ++cmd …).
• nice run-in-same-process command flags (!cmd … runs with normal capture, while !!cmd … runs simplified output capture and display of up to 4 lines of text in status window only).

N-Commodore v1.0

A new feature – completion from current view and from disk, bound to Shift-Tab.

Also new Alt- shortcuts, like Alt-Space to copy currently highlighted item to the prompt. For full key list visit help view (Shift-F1).

https://asciinema.org/a/587081

N-Commodore v0.89

• Many bugfixes
• A new feature: prefix the command with !! to print it's output to status window, instead of the panel. Useful for commands that produce 1-3 lines of text. Example: !!head -n1 README.md

N-Commodore v0.83

1. Help screen updated.
2. Grep tools fixed in pipe mode.
3. Can temporary force whole-output capture by prepending ! before command, e.g.: !ls dir

N-Commodore v0.8

New:

• bug fixes in execution,
• MIME types are read from /etc/mailcap and used to pick the program to open,
• Ctags are being presented and available to open $EDITOR on them, at F4 view.

N-Commodore v0.7

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New-paradigm file-manager in single AppImage binary

Basically, the novelty of the tool comes from 3 factors:

• Panelize everything.
• Filter/grep everything.
• Save everything for later.

Panelization is known from Midnight Commander - it means to capture command output into a list that can be browsed (i,e. files viewed and opened). Filtering by keywords is known from fzf fuzzy-finder. Finally: screen saving – a fully new discovery paradigm.

A next-generation file-manager: N-Commodore.

N-Commodore is a novel merge of regular command-line (think: ls, cp, mv, etc.) and of Midnight Commander. In short, when you first time run NC, you'll see a 2-column view with files and a command/search prompt (toggle between search and command prompts with Ctrl-/). When you run a command, like: ls functions, the current view will be a) saved to disk, b) replaced in the display with a new, 2-column view of files in the requested dir: ./functions. You can always filter the lines of text by switching to search prompt with Ctrl-/ and entering keywords. Or you can go back to the saved view and restore it via: Ctrl-Shift-Left.

Recommended is to visit help screen (press: Shift-F1 to open it).