OD Commander is forked from DinguxCommander which is a file manager for RetroFW. 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
• Edit a file one line at the time
• 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)

• D-pad
  Move cursor/highlight

• L/R
  Page up/page down

• A
  On a directory: Open
  On a file: View or execute

• B
  Go to parent directory or cancel

• X
  Opens a menu with actions on selected item(s):

  • Copy (to destination directory)
  • Move (to destination directory)
  • Rename (appears only if 1 item is selected)
  • Delete
  • Display disk used

• Y
  Opens system actions menu:

  • Select all items
  • Select no items
  • Create new directory
  • Display disk information
  • Quit program

• 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

For instance to change the UI/font size on e.g. Steam Deck create a file called commander.cfg in ~/.config/ (also called $HOME/.config/) with these settings in it:

disp_autoscale_dpi=0
disp_ppu_x=2.5
disp_ppu_y=2.5

You can find other settings in this source file: https://github.com/od-contrib/commander/blob/079a84c8a8cc25e1899cb11bcfce8e9e2ed9fca9/config.h

To build for RetroFW, run:

BUILDROOT=<path to buildroot> ./build.sh retrofw

To build for RG350/GKD350h, run:

BUILDROOT=<path to buildroot> ./build.sh rg350

The package will be built at build-retrofw/commander.ipk.

To build for the host system, run:

./build-host.sh

• Development
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  https://beyondds.free.fr https://tardigrade-nx.github.io

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