Portfolio is a minimalist, touch-friendly file manager designed for Linux mobile devices.
The application provides a responsive interface for browsing storage and carrying out common file operations. Tap an item to activate it or use a long press to enter selection mode. Portfolio uses GTK 4 and libadwaita.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Browse home, system and external storage directories.
- Open files using their associated applications.
- Select multiple files and directories.
- Copy, move and paste files and directories.
- Create new directories.
- Rename files and directories.
- Move items to the freedesktop.org Trash.
- Restore deleted items or empty the Trash.
- Search the current directory.
- Show or hide hidden files.
- Sort directory contents.
- View file properties and permissions.
- Mount and eject external storage devices.
- Unlock encrypted storage devices.
- Monitor and cancel copy, move and delete operations.
- Supports portrait displays and touch input.
Website: github.com/tchx84/Portfolio
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Developer: Martin Abente Lahaye
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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Related Software
| GTK File Managers | |
|---|---|
| Double Commander | File manager with two panels side by side |
| Files | File browser designed for elementary OS; loose fork of GNOME Files |
| GNOME Files | Simple file manager for GNOME |
| GNOME Commander | Two-panel graphical file manager |
| 4Pane | Multi-pane, detailed-list file manager |
| PCManFM | Slim and useful, but not to have any feature bloat |
| Sunflower | Small and highly customizable twin-panel file manager |
| Thunar | xfce’s file manager |
| Flux | Multi-threaded Linux file manager |
| Tux Commander | Windowed file manager with two panels side by side |
| Portfolio | Minimalist, touch-friendly file manager |
| A couple of GNOME Files forks are also worth mentioning. | |
| Nemo | File manager for the Cinnamon desktop environment |
| Caja | File manager for the MATE desktop |
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