Show HN: Cloud Commander orthodox web file manager with console and editor
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#2Anyone want to give a run down of what this is/does?
The live example isn't working either.
Re: Show HN: Cloud Commander orthodox web file manager with console and editor
#3Anyone want to give a run down of what this is/does? The live example isn't working either.
From the site, it seems to be a Web version of mc on JS base, making file management outside of trusted ssh devices less of a nuisance. Fairly straightforward imho.
Re: Show HN: Cloud Commander orthodox web file manager with console and editor
#4This looks hella useful. Checking it out today. Thanks!
Re: Show HN: Cloud Commander orthodox web file manager with console and editor
#5Anyone want to give a run down of what this is/does? The live example isn't working either.
From the site, it seems to be a Web version of mc on JS base, making file management outside of trusted ssh devices less of a nuisance. Fairly straightforward imho.
> Web version of mc on JS base
What is mc?
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#8Hey, that looks like Norton Commander in the browser! Even the icon is an homage to the original. Neat.
Also TIL that "orthodox" file manager is an actual term, and there's even a huge online book about them [1]. That's funny, we used to call then just "file managers"... ;)
Re: Show HN: Cloud Commander orthodox web file manager with console and editor
#9I have been trying to break a FAR manager addiction for many many years, despite being a linux user exclusively for the last 10, FAR is the most useful shell I have ever used. mc doesn't cut it.
Re: Show HN: Cloud Commander orthodox web file manager with console and editor
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
From the site, it seems to be a Web version of mc on JS base, making file management outside of trusted ssh devices less of a nuisance. Fairly straightforward imho.
> Web version of mc on JS base What is mc?
"mc" is software that runs on "Linux" systems, in something called a "terminal".
"Linux" is a free (as in freedom) computer system that is very "hacker"-friendly - ask around in your circles, maybe you can find anybody who is familiar with computers and is also experienced with "coding" and she can show you this "Linux" computer system that is preferred by "hackers".
Maybe your mom or your dad will allow you to install that system on your own computer, so you can start exploring it yourself - it is a great way to learn "coding" - that is what "hackers" do. Just ask them, I am sure you will like it, if you like reading news here!