Directory Opus vs Double Commander : Which is Better?

Directory Opus

Directory Opus is a popular file manager program, originally written for the Amiga computer system in the early to mid-1990s. Developed by GP Software

License: Commercial

Categories: Backup & Sync File Management OS & Utilities

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

Directory Opus VS Double Commander Feature comparision

Feature	Directory Opus	Double Commander
Batch rename files
Dual pane support
File-sync
Integrated Search
Assignement of comments to files
Dual Pane Support
Duplicate File Finder
File management
Flat view
Folder Size
Tagging
Cross-platform
Multi-tabs
TC plug-in's support
Support for FTP
Built-in player
Screenshot Tools
Teracopy integration
Built-in viewer
Console-based
File Compression
Prevents accidental move to folder tree
Batch processing
Ad-free
File Searching
Bookmark organization
Windows Compatible
Compression
Customizable
Drag n drop
Portable
Material design
Box.com integration
Dropbox integration
File Tagging
Color coding
Tree view
Batch renaming
Built-in SSH client
Find duplicated files
Folder sync
Help on local file
Integrated FTP client
Lua scripting
Multiple Files Renaming
Multitasking
Night mode/Dark Theme
Optimal performance
Queued Operations
Search in Archives
Two-panel file manager
Comparative analysis of two destinations
Folder Comparison
File preview
Tabs
Split-screen view
Integrated Terminal Emulator
Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
Copy & paste actions