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I’ve used Midnight Commander as my go-to file manager for the longest time, but I recently switched to Yazi.
It’s a Rust-based tool that’s fast, feature-packed, and easily the best terminal-based file manager I’ve used so far.
Yazi is a terminal file manager written in Rust that uses non-blocking async I/O.
Open your terminal and type:sudo snap install yazi --classicIf you’d rather stay on the bleeding-edge version, use:sudo snap install yazi --classic --edgeOn macOS, you can install Yazi even more easily since it’s available through Homebrew.
You can easily make the terminal more enjoyable with these Linux terminal tools.
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'looking'
'best'
'yazi'
'terminal'
'files'
'install'
'tool'
'tools'
'features'
'linux'
'previews'
'terminalbased'
'manager']