Ghost Commander
Ghost Commander is a file manager for the Android platform
with two panels. If you like
using Midnight Commander or GNOME Commander in Linux, Ghost Commander
may be a suitable alternative in the Android world.
Ghost Commander copies and moves files between its
two panels. This file manager can also upload
or download files from FTP servers and Windows network shares (Samba
plug-in required), create or extract ZIP archives.
The operations are bound to number keys, with same numbers as
in the prototype applications for easy recollection.
Features:
- Virtual toolbar
- Choose between the overlapped mode where only one panel is
on top, the other panel is hidden. Alternatively, in side-by-side mode,
both panels are seen at the same time
- Browse the local file system. Navigate easily through the
folders tree
- Copy/move/delete/rename files and folders, create new
folders
- Multiselect (manual or using wildcards)
- Picture thumbnails (see the first screenshot for an example)
- Save shortcuts to the frequently navigated folders to the
favorites list
- Sorting - by file names, by extension, by size, by date
- Search for files by file name (with wildcards)
- Text editor (built-in or external)
- Open a file with an appropriate application
- Open a text file for editing, create new text files
- Open a zip archive as a folder - copy (extract) files from
a zip archive
- Send files via email or Bluetooth
- Shortcut keys
- Many personalization settings including custom colors,
custom interface language, and custom toolbar set
- Open a FTP site, download/upload files and folders (Active
and passive modes supported)
- Zip creation and extraction
- Super user mode
- Occupied size calculator
- Root support
- Execute your own shell command
- Remount partitions
Verdict:
Ghost Commander is an ideal file manager for
power users. It is particularly strong at handling multiple
files simultaneously.
 8/10
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