is there free equivalent to Total Commander for OSX?   two panels drag &amp; drop  tabs etc ect   I found DoubleCommander the best but OSX port has its bugs. muCommander is nice too but not as good as DoubleCommnader.
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I'm looking for a graphical  fro OS X, for console Midnight Commander is ok.  I need two panels, function keys operations and preferably FTP and SCP support.  Also, it would be great to be free.
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I'm used to switching tabs with cmd+x where x is a number and takes me to tab x in firefox and pretty much every other browser I've ever used. I like safari's speed and would like to try it a bit, but the cmd+x shortcut is burned in my brain and every time I use safari I end up screwing up. I'd like to know if its possible to change this behavior, because this simple thing is a stopper for me.
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I've been using mac for years, but prefer to do software development on windows. I'm really used to is using the folowing shortcuts on windows very much:  &lt;CTRL&gt;  + INSERT: Copy &lt;SHIFT&gt; + INSERT: Paste &lt;SHIFT&gt; + DELETE: Cut   Of late, I've taken to doing even my development work on the Mac. However, as a matter of habit, I'm missing these shortcuts very much. Actually, I find these a lot more convenient than COMMAND + (C/V/X) combo.  Is there a way to reassign these three shortcuts at least?   I've look all over the internet and in the "Keyboards" system preferences but I did not find anything.  PS: If you're wondering where I find the INSERT keys on a mac book pro, I use a wireless keyboard.
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Is there any way to disable Command+W in the terminal?   On several occasions I have accidentally closed a terminal window containing important information when I meant to close a Safari tab and did not realize that the terminal was the active window.
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I use spaces for having multiple desktops, but often need to move a program from one space to another.  I am aware of the various ways to do that with a mouse:   Click-and-hold on the title bar of window and drag to edge F8 to show all Spaces and drag to desired location Click-and-hold on the title bar, and use Ctrl+# or Ctrl+Scroll Arrow   But have not been able to find a keyboard-only method. I use Linux for one of my primary workstations which has this ability and I would LOVE to use it with OSX as well.
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I like  under Windows. I was wondering if there are some similar ones for Ubuntu? Or just the powerful and convenient one in your opinion.  Features that I like are:   syntax highlighting for language X theme support line numbering code folding regex style Powerful, yet not resource-consuming
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So I know if I type gnome-terminal or xterm, a new window will be popped out. Then I checked the man page for these two, nothing relevant found.  Then I noticed under Mac you can do it with the program open. But it seems under Linux it's not that trivial.  Does anyone have experience?
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I am looking for a stable way to keep any window 'always on top' on OSX.  , an app that does that requires SIMBL/easySIMBL, which it seems is not very stable.  Are there any better solutions? It's actually surprising that there is no native way to implement this.
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Is there any way that still works to run OS X apps on Ubuntu 14.04? If Darling still works, please tell me how to install it.  Thanks. :)
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Fresh install of Mac OS Sierra, fresh install of MacTeX. If I run with the terminal pdflatex I get   -bash: pdflatex: command not found    Any idea?  Thank you for help and answers.
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I'm seeking a Mac app for creating basic flowcharts and similar diagrams.   Google has been no help; I've followed dozens of links to apps that either don't exist anymore, I can't find any real reviews of, or that won't run on OS X 10.6.6.  What I'd really like:   A simple and clean interface Basic shapes Automated connectors that stay linked as you move shapes around Inexpensive, preferably under $30 but definitely under $50   What I'm not looking for:   Hundreds of shapes  Default styles that have shadows and textures and such that I have to keep removing Dozens of amazing features that allow you to automatically map databases and draw UML diagrams from code and such (I'm looking at you, Visio) that I have to constantly navigate around to make a few basic diagrams A mind-mapping app with all the features such a thing entails, one that happens to also let you make basic diagrams A full-fledged drawing app where, once again, I have to maneuver around a whole bunch of features and options to get to the basic functions I need.  (I have Illustrator, I love Illustrator, but it's crap for basic flowcharts and other simple diagrams.)   I wouldn't actually use it for flowcharts, but rather basic similar diagrams to show data flow between apps, information flow in a company or other places, that kind of thing.  I recently found out that the drawing portion of Google Docs actually does a pretty good job with the types of diagrams I need to create, but the UI is pretty poor and it obviously requires a constant net connection.
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Is there such a thing as a full-text indexing engine, that can be queried from the command line and ideally wouldn't require using a gui at all ?  I'm especially interested in indexing my ebooks and papers, so that's a mixture of pdf, epub and a few djvu. (Open)Office docs would be nice, but much lower on my list.
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Is there an alt-tab replacement for Windows 7 that works in the same manner as command-tab and command-tick (tilde) on OS X?  Requirements:  1. Completely keyboard-shortcut-based, no mouse action should be necessary.  2. 2 keyboard shortcuts with the following behavior:  a.) alt+tab:       cycles through open applications (NOT windows... applications, meaning even if i have 10 firefox windows open, I only want to see firefox once in the list that comes up when i hit this shortcut)  b.) alt+`:     cycles through WINDOWS that are instances of the currently active application (meaning if firefox is my active window and i hit shortcut2, it will cycle through those 10 firefox windows, while ignoring any other windows from ANY other application).    Update 08:40 5/21: I tried out eidylon's suggestion, TopDesk.  It doesn't provide any of the functionality described here.  Other apps I've already tried:   VistaSwitcher Switcher Dexpot (awesome app, still using, but doesn't do what I want in this case... also looked for plugins but couldn't find one that does it) UltraMon Nvidia nView   update: Unfortunately I still haven't found a solution for this.  update: made this a community wiki in case anyone is ever able to find a solution for this.
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I would like to know if there is something like DOS interface for Ubuntu. I mean a "GUI" that can run from the console (for example if you are using Ubuntu Server). Some file explorer like Nautilus but in console.
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Just wondering, are there any projects like WINE, but for Mac software? That is, can we use a program that acts like a compatibility layer to run Mac apps?
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From Windows back to OSX is fairly easy.  What I would like is a few less steps to get from OSX to Windows.  Currently I launch system preferences -> startup disk - then select the bootcamp partition and press restart.  Being completely new to OSX it seems to me that a one-click action on the dock should be possible with some sort of automation scripting.  Howerver I know nothing about OSX (yet) and how that works. First, is such a thing possible, and second please provide some tutoral links for such automation system.
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Does anyone know of any good tools (I'm looking for IDEs) to write assembly on the Mac. Xcode is a little cumbersome to me.  Also, on the Intel Macs, can I use generic x86 asm?  Or is there a modified instruction set? Any information about post Intel.  Also: I know that on windows, asm can run in an emulated environment created by the OS to let the code think it's running on its own dedicated machine. Does OS X provide the same thing?