Nemo vs Nautilus : Which is Better?

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Nemo

Nemo is an opensource file browser for Cinnamon. Developed by Linux Mint

License: Open Source

Categories: File Management

Apps available for Linux

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Nautilus

Nautilus a next-generation file manager for GNOME, akin to KDE's Konqueror. Developed by The GNOME Project

License: Open Source

Categories: File Management

Apps available for Linux

Nemo VS Nautilus

Nautilus offers deeper integration with the GNOME desktop and more advanced features, making it ideal for power users and those needing extensive file management capabilities. In contrast, Nemo is lightweight and user-friendly, focusing on simplicity and performance, making it suitable for users who prefer a straightforward file manager.

Nemo

Pros:

  • Lightweight and fast
  • User-friendly interface
  • Supports image previews
  • Built-in terminal integration
  • Extensive plugin support

Cons:

  • Less integrated with GNOME environment
  • Fewer built-in features than Nautilus
  • Occasional bugs in the latest versions

Nautilus

Pros:

  • Integration with GNOME desktop environment
  • Supports multiple tabs
  • Customizable user interface
  • Built-in support for various cloud services
  • Easy access to bookmarks and recent files

Cons:

  • Can be resource-heavy on older systems
  • Limited customization options compared to Nemo
  • Some features may be overkill for basic users

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