Thunar vs Q-Dir : Which is Better?
Thunar
Thunar is a file manager for Linux and other Unix-like systems, written using the GTK+ 2 toolkit. Developed by Xfce, Benedikt Meurer, Jannis Pohlmann, Nick Schermer
License: Open Source
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Thunar VS Q-Dir
Q-Dir is a versatile file manager with a multi-pane interface, ideal for users who need to manage multiple folders simultaneously, while Thunar is a lightweight and user-friendly file manager tailored for the XFCE desktop environment, focusing on simplicity and speed.
Thunar
Pros:
- Simple and user-friendly interface
- Integrated with the XFCE desktop environment
- Supports advanced file management features like bulk renaming
- Good performance with large directories
- Extensive plugin support for additional features
Cons:
- Less feature-rich compared to some advanced file managers
- Limited to Linux and Unix-like systems
- Customization options may be lacking for some users
Q-Dir
Pros:
- Multi-pane interface for better file management
- Supports drag-and-drop functionality
- Portable application, no installation needed
- Customization options for appearance and functionality
- Supports various file operations like copy, move, and delete
Cons:
- Windows-only application
- Limited advanced features compared to some competitors
- Not as visually appealing as modern file managers
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