What is lf (file manager)?
The lf terminal file manager, written in the Go programming language, offers a streamlined file management experience inspired by the popular ranger tool, with a selection of unique features tailored to user preferences. Leveraging the flexibility of Go, lf provides a lightweight and efficient interface for navigating directories, managing files, and executing common file operations. Its design philosophy emphasizes a minimalist approach, intentionally omitting certain features that the developer believes are better suited for integration with external utilities, fostering a focused and versatile user experience
Highlights
- Lightweight and efficient file management interface built using the Go programming language
- Inspired by the popular ranger file manager, with a curated selection of features
- Intentionally omits certain functionalities in favor of integration with external tools
- Streamlined workflow for navigating directories, managing files, and executing common operations
- Leverages the flexibility and performance of the Go programming language
Platforms
- Linux
- NetBSD
- Windows
- FreeBSD
- BSD
- Mac
- DragonFly BSD
Languages
- English
Features
Lightweight
Portable
Tui
Run in console
Console-based