Krusader Conquers Linux Files
Krusader is one of those must-have computing tools that turns difficult or tedious computing tasks into easy, point-and-click operations. It's an advanced twin-panel file manager that's loaded with features.
When I made the switch from the Windows to the Linux operating system, I had a short list of program requirements. This list was a match to critical computing procedures I relied upon in Windows. I quickly discovered that Linux offers numerous twin-panel file managers, but very few have the power built into Krusader.
One of the great joys of Linux computing is the variety of installed programs that come with different distributions. Krusader is available in most of the popular distros' package management systems.
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