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*Website: https://jumpfm.org/ Price: Free!
From the Website: “JumpFm is a minimalistic dual-panel file manager for Linux that lets you navigate your file system very efficiently. It is highly configurable and extendible and it comes with some built-in super-powers.”
First things, first, JumpFM and LastFM / LibreFM are not related. The second thing I need to point out is that JumpFM does not support a mouse. It is a dual-pane file manager that is a pseudo TUI, not a GUI, per-se. What I mean by this is that JumpFM loads up like a GUI program, but behaves like a terminal program. It feels a lot like nnn when you use it. The annoying thing is that it takes a few seconds to start, even on a fast SSD. Everything else about the application is a breeze. The “jump” feature is activated by pressing the ‘j-key’. This is where it gets interesting. Once you hit ‘j’ - it becomes like auto-complete without the tab. Typing ‘Do’ will bring up Documents and Downloads for me to choose from, or I could type one more letter and then get the chance to start typing the first letter of the sub-folder of that directory. This makes navigating multiple folders and sub-folders a breeze! Because JumpFM is all about the keyboard, the CTRL and ALT keys, in combination with others, will help you do what you need to. We will get to the keyboard short-cuts later, but know it is intuitive and you should be able to figure out the basics yourself. (If not, look at the keyboard.json file). Programmers may love JumpFM, as GIT is incorporated right into the file manager. I tried to make a GIT account to test this feature, but it seems GIT does not allow accounts to be made from ‘getnada.com’ email addresses. I was not planning on giving any of my real email accounts out as I like NOT having spam. So I will trust them that it works as advertised. (For now).
What I did like about the settings, was that it is JSON files. Easy to read and easy to set. You can find the settings in ~/.jumpfm/ - I would suggest that you start here, setting up the application as you like it.
The DELETE key deletes permanently and immediately, you have been warned. I am not going to talk about the plug-ins as this delicious morsel is for you to discover. Just know they are in ~/.jumpfm/plugins. You can find some built-in ones here: https://github.com/JumpFm
As promised, here are some of the default key bindings for you to test:
Navigating
• CTRL and A, C, V work as normal. • CTRL + [] will move you to the start or end of the pane you are in. • CTRL + HOME will take you to your home folder. • CTRL + LEFT or RIGHT will open the highlighted folder in the opposite pane.
TAB will move you over to the other pane. This is not the same as S , that will actually swap the panes around.
ALT + LEFT or RIGHT will move you forward or backward in your history of moving between folders.
File manipulation:
Z to zip a file.
U to unzip a file.
F4 to open a file (usually in a text editor).
* You will get an error if you try to open a FOLDER with F4, so pay attention. ENTER opens a folder and adds it to the move history.
BACKSPACE will take you one folder up. SHIFT +F4 to make an empty text file. F7 to make a new folder. H will display hidden files. F5 is copy (like other dual-pane file managers). F6 is move (like other dual-pane file managers). Obviously, you can define your own too, but this should get you well on your way.