The latest version of Commander One PRO is fully crafted in Swift 2.0 and is fully compatible with OS X El Capitan (10.11). Professional dual pane Commander One PRO is crafted in Swift and has all you need for efficient work with files and folders on Mac: Create, delete, open, move, and rename files and folders, use regular expressions in file. Commander One PRO Pack is a dual-pane file manager for OS X based on Swift, which allows you to manage your files in the best possible way. It allows you to see all hidden files on your Mac, you can change the name of any file or folder when moving it, work with local and network drives. Description of Commander One PRO 2.5.1 (3320) Commander One PRO Pack is a dual-pane file manager for OS X based on Swift, which allows you to manage your files in the best possible way. It allows you to see all hidden files on your Mac, you can change the name of any file or folder when moving it, work with local and network drives. One of the most challenging things when switching to OS X is learning to get by without a dual pane file manager. Commander One Pro is a Mac app that tries to bring to Apple enthusiasts most of.
| Developer(s) | Eltima Software |
|---|---|
| Written in | Swift |
| Operating system | OS X v.10.9.x - 10.11.x |
| Size | 13.6 MB |
| Available in | English, French, German, Dutch |
| Type | File manager, FTP client, Archiver |
| License | Free or paid |
| Website | mac.eltima.com/file-manager.html |
Commander One is a dual-pane file manager for macOS, created entirely in Swift. The app is developed by Eltima Software.[1]
Apart from basic operations such as creating and managing folders, deleting, copying, moving and renaming files, it also provides functionality that default OS X file manager does not. The app exploits the classic dual-pane interface ideology, offers multi-tab browsing, advanced search, hotkeys setup, ZIP support; displays hidden files, allows renaming files or folders when moving, working with local and network drives. So-called Brief mode is meant for browsing many files and folders.[2][3][4][5]
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There is a paid edition of this application known as PRO Pack. Its extra benefits include built-in FTP client; ability to mount MTP and iOS devices; RAR, TBZ, TGZ, 7z formats support; Dropbox integration; Terminal emulator and more.[6] Positioned as an app for ‘Mac power users’, Commander One replicates the functionality of a namebrand dual-pane file manager, but also has features aimed specifically at OS X users.[7]
Reception[edit]
MacWorld rated Commander One as 3.5 out of 5 stars, concluding that it adds some useful functions to the standardFinder, but it was let down by its user interface and bugs in some of its functions, in particular with built-in FTP manager; the article was later updated with a notice that the problem with FTP manager had been solved by a subsequent update (version 1.2).[8]
TechRepublic's review mentions that Commander One offers convenient efficiencies and simplifies the workflow with its dual pane interface and a number of features, like FTP client, compression support, Terminal Emulator and Dropbox integration. In general author finds it a handy application to use.[9]
Tom Nelson in his review of Commander One on About.com highlights the app's features, including File Viewer, FTP/SFTP/FTPS client, Dropbox integration, view modes etc., and draws the conclusion that 'Commander One provides additional file management capabilities at a very reasonable price (free), and offers more advanced functions as add-ons that you can purchase or not, depending on your needs.' [10]
References[edit]
- ^'Free dual-pane file manager for Mac OS X - Commander One'. eltima.com. Retrieved 17 September 2015.
- ^Mac360, 08-12-15Archived 2015-09-19 at the Wayback Machine
- ^Commander One Adds Dual-Pane Browsing to OS X's Finder, Lifehacker, 08-17-15
- ^This app is everything OS X Finder wants to be, Cult of Mac, 08-18-15
- ^MacTrast, 08-17-15
- ^Commander is a useful 'Finder alternative' for power usersArchived 2015-12-22 at the Wayback Machine, Apple World Today, 08-17-15
- ^Commander One Pro for Mac, Softpedia, 08-26-15
- ^Bookwalter, J.R. (November 23, 2015). 'Commander One Pro review: A free Finder alternative for power users'. Macworld. Retrieved 22 December 2015.
- ^Eckel, Erik (October 12, 2015). 'Commander One offers Mac users a potent Finder alternative'. TechRepublic. Retrieved 22 December 2015.
- ^Nelson, Tom (October 15, 2015). 'Commander One: Tom's Mac Software Pick Dual-Pane File Management Powerhouse'. About.com. Retrieved 22 December 2015.
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Commander One Pro For Macbook Pro
If you are a Mac user then you already know the importance of finder in your life. It is possibly the best tool on OS X El Capitan as it comes with a lot more stuff but if you are one of those people who migrated from windows or have used windows, then you might be definitely missing the dual-pane file manager on your Macbook.
This feature doesn’t only gives you a windows like appearance but also increases the productivity. Eltime Commander One Pro is the one which fulfills the above needs. If you are one of those people who has used Total Commander on Windows, then you are going to use Commander One Pro on your Mac for sure! Both of them look identical to each and even offer similar functions.
The very first time you open this app, you get to see all the stuff this app can do. It is specially built for OS X and comes with dual-pane file management. You can also setup the hotkeys. This app even comes with two panels which you can use at the same time.
The traditional file managers show all the files, folders in a single view but with the help of this app, you can change the view to Full, Brief and Thumbs which you can easily understand if you are a Mac user. If you are a Pro use then you can easily see hidden files with just a single button. It is not something which everyone likes to tinker with but if you know how to get around it, you can easily see what’s hidden in your system.
With the Dual Pane system you even get the ability to have multiple tabs in each of them. This app has got a nifty search tool which can search anything you want in every nook and corner of your system. Whether it be sub folders or the compressed folders, this app will search through everything. You also get to choose from different text encoding.
You can even mount iOS or MTP device but it requires you to get some extensions, also that’s not a native feature of this software. ZIP, 7ZIP, TBZ, TGZ and tar.bz2 are few of the compressed file formats which work flawlessly with the software.
Commander One Pro comes with a Process Viewer which helps you to see which apps are affecting your Mac. This is an essential feature if you want to see which heavy processes are running in the background.
You even get a bunch of shortcuts which you can find in the preferences section. These shortcuts can be set by the user and really help to do stuff quickly.
Commander One Pro can also work as a FTP manager client. Users can run FTP in one tab while use the ther tab for hard drive folders which can be used to transfer files by dragging them. The app can even save FTP details which can help the user to access the server with a single click. It is one of the best as well as the easiest feature of Commander One Pro.
Commander One Pro For Macbook
That’s not the end, you also get the support for themes, although they don’t look so elegant but it totally depends on everyone’s individual taste. If you are someone who has a lot of use of cloud storage then rejoice as Commander One Pro supports Dropbox too!
Moving to Commander One Pro from the OS X Finder can be a bit uneasy in the starting, the UI is a bit cluttered due to all the functions it offers. But still you will get used to it within few minutes.
The FTP manager for OS X is what I can call the Commander One Pro as. There is a free and paid version of the software, and I am sure the paid one is what would fulfil all the needs of the users.