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Dont DO THIS!
Dont do this. YOu have to be out of your skull to even want to use midnight commander on a mac. Plus the naasty little program does not have any help and wont tell you how to quit out of it (control -c wont work)
Dont DO THIS!
I have been using MidnightCommander [mc, and not GMC] since it came out on Unix systems. It is a masterpiece! I used it for every type of installation possible for every type of application under the moon. The fact is, you are right in a way concerning OS X. I really see no reason to use it in OS X. But in Darwin, whether Fink or pure, I do use it without problem.
Dont DO THIS!
pressing f1 will show the help. pressing f10 will quit, like it's shown on the bottom of the ui. "man mc" will show you the manual.
Dont DO THIS!
Why not? My Mac is at home, I am not always there with it. Sometimes I need to move files around. I remember Norton Commander back in the old days. This is a breath of fresh air for times when I need quick remote file access. |
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