Sunflower is a dual pane file explorer for Ubuntu.

 Sunflower is a small and highly customizable twin-panel file manager for Linux with support for plugins.

It is intended to be an easy-to-use and powerful file manager that seamlessly integrates into the GNOME desktop environment.

Some of these bugs have been plugged- Application selection dialog failed to open is now fixed. Merge dialog showed reference problem and has been fixed; Accelerators for Shift + Tab are now fixed; an additional (duplicate) tab is provided if you middle click on the tab title bar.

Racing condition occurring when a thread was being used to load directory condition is now fixed; another bug when terminal font setting from gconf was fixed. Now, the order in which data can be saved on tabs received a change.

You can use many shortcuts for more efficient and rapid management of files. The main window of abbreviations are as follows: Shortcuts main window

• Description shortcut
• CTRL + A Select all the files
• (asterisk)(numeric) Invert Selection
• +(keyboard) Select the pattern
• -( numeric) Remove the checkmark from the pattern
• + + ALT(keyboard) Select items with the same extension
• ALT + -(numeric) Uncheck the items with the same extension
• Bookmark CTRL + F1 Show / handles on the left panel
• Bookmark CTRL + F2 Show / brackets on the right panel
• CTRL + ALT + P Options
• Ctrl + H Toggle the Show hidden files
• CTRL + Q Quit application
• Full Screen F11
• Compare directories F12

Bookmarks can be added and edited from the Options menu. Similarly, simple Home option to go to the home directory. You can also execute commands from the Terminal Terminal button .. Terminal available shortcuts are as follows: Shortcuts Terminal

• Description shortcut
• CTRL + SHIFT + C Copy selected text
• CTRL + SHIFT + V Paste text from clipboard
• CTRL + T Duplicate Tab
• CTRL + The Close Tab
• Next Ctrl + Tab tab
• Ctrl + Shift + Tab Previous Tab
• CTRL + Z card terminal Open

Oil may be useful for access to documents in two windows side by side for easy comparison of the required documents from different directories. It is much easier than the opening of two overlapping windows to compare files and folders. For example, a request to organize pictures in a separate folder in the root, and pictures can be spread throughout the directory Downloads. In this case, you can easily manage photos, opening the Downloads folder in one pane and other home directory. Download Sunflower .

Downloads.

• Sunflower-0.1a-43.tgz
• easy_install.sh
• sunflower-0.1a.43-1.all.deb
• sunflower-0.1a.43-1.noarch.fedora.rpm
• sunflower-0.1a.43-1.noarch.mageia.rpm
• sunflower-0.1a.43-1.noarch.mandriva.rpm
• sunflower-0.1a.43-1.noarch.opensuse.rpm
• sunflower-0.1a.43-1.noarch.pclinuxos.rpm

Install:

Open the terminal and run the following commands:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:atareao/sunflower

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install sunflower

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Ubuntu is a Linux distribution that offers an operating system predominantly focused on desktop computers but also provides support for servers. Based on Debian GNU / Linux, Ubuntu focuses on ease of use, freedom in usage restriction, regular releases (every 6 months) and ease of installation.