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DinguxCommander

DinguxCommander is a file manager for MiyooCFW. It uses two vertical panels side by side, one being the source and the other the destination, like many 'commander-style' file managers such as Norton Commander or Midnight Commander. DinguxCommander allows to:

  • Copy, move and delete multiple files.
  • View a file
  • Execute a file
  • Rename a file or directory
  • Create a new directory
  • Display disk space used by a list of selected files/dirs
  • Display disk information (used, available, total)

Building

  1. Set up your environment with legacy dynamic uClibc toolchain:
cd
wget https://github.com/steward-fu/miyoo/releases/download/v1.0/toolchain.7z
7za x toolchain.7z
sudo cp -a miyoo /opt/
  1. Build output with Makefile for MiyooCFW:
make -f Makefile.miyoo

Controls

  • D-pad Move
  • L/R Page up/page down
  • A For a directory: open For a file: view or execute
  • B Go to parent directory / cancel
  • Y System actions: - Select all items - Select no items - Create new directory - Display disk information - Quit program
  • X Actions on selected items: - Copy to destination directory - Move to destination directory - Rename (appears only if 1 item is selected) - Delete - Display disk used
  • SELECT Select highlighted item. Selected items are displayed in red.
  • START Open highlighted directory in destination panel. If a file is highlighted, open current directory in destination panel.

Credits

Homepage: https://beyondds.free.fr/ Development: Mia Font: Beycan Çetin

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