Commander One as Alternative to Total Commander for macOS users.
Total Commander is a file manager created by Christian Ghisler originally for Windows operating system, Windows Phone and Android. With the growth in popularity of total commander, there became an increased demand for a Mac version which will replicate a similar functionality of windows file manager in Apple Macs which didn’t come soon enough.
There are some point in your life that you may decide to switch from Windows to Mac OS X, and when you finally do it, getting used to the way OS X functions will appear daunting and surely affect your productivity in the short term. When you are finally comfortable with OS X, you are likely to start exploring the ways additional Mac software can help with your work without missing windows so much.
First thing users usually search for is a file management system similar to windows file manager. This is because Mac OSX’s Finder is missing some features required for managing files, including basic ones such as dual-pane interface and support for different archive formats, excluding some more advanced features. Being used to the way files are managed in Windows, you will most likely feel the need to find a Mac version of Total Commander. There was MuCommander which people depended on as the alternative in the past but didn’t give all the necessary solution but now there exists an even better solution, an all in one package known as Commander One.
Commander One is a dual pane file management solution which enables you to manage a large number of files in a simple and efficient way while enabling you to work with both local and network drives and view hidden files.
The various Commander One tools help you execute basic, as well as more advanced operations which includes Create, delete, copy, move and rename folders and files in a couple of clicks. Folders can even be renamed while they are being moved to another location. The app, an alternative to File manager windows software, queues operations. That is, it performs them sequentially, thus allowing you to enhance your computer’s performance.
Among many other useful features (Comprehensive list to be found on https://mac.eltima.com/file-manager.html), Commander One is approved by the original creator of Total Commander for windows, Christian Ghisler, as Total Commander for OS X.
