One Commander vs Double Commander : Which is Better?

One Commander

One Commander is file manager for Microsoft Windows with improved functionality, re-imagined user interface and experience of navigating filesystem. Developed by Leanterface Inc.

License: Free

Apps available for Windows

Double Commander

Double Commander is a cross platform open source file manager with two panels side by side. Developed by Alexander Koblov, Przemyslaw Nagay

License: Open Source

Categories: File Management

Apps available for Mac OS X Windows Linux BSD

One Commander VS Double Commander Feature comparision

Feature	One Commander	Double Commander
Batch rename files
Dual pane support
File preview
Tabbed interface
Color coding
Dual Pane Support
Monitor File Changes
File management
File Searching
File Tagging
Miller columns
Multi Column View
Night mode/Dark Theme
Notetaking
Portable
Image Preview
Support for regular expressions
Thumbnails
Cross-platform
Multi-tabs
TC plug-in's support
Support for FTP
Built-in player
Screenshot Tools
Teracopy integration
Built-in viewer
Tabs
Subfolder menu
Windows Explorer integration
Extensive customisability
Folder Size
Prevents accidental move to folder tree
Batch processing
Multiple Browser Tabs
Tabbed browsing
Bookmarks
Windows Compatible
Compression
Flat view
Assignement of comments to files
Copy & paste actions
Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
Text mode
Build command lines picking files
Command line interface
Tree view
Batch renaming
Built-in SSH client
File-sync
Find duplicated files
Folder sync
Help on local file
Integrated FTP client
Lua scripting
Multiple Files Renaming
Multitasking
Optimal performance
Queued Operations
Search in Archives
Two-panel file manager
Comparative analysis of two destinations
Folder Comparison
Console-based
File Compression
Split-screen view
Integrated Terminal Emulator