xnc.bin1

Filemanager for x window

Part of xnc(1).

Usage

xnc [-display xdisplay] [-geometry geom] [-/+rv] [-fn fontname] [-/+ls] [-/+sb] [-sl number] [-/+vb] [-C] [-/+si] [-/+fl] [-help]

Overview

This manual page describes the xnc program, the file manager for X Window. It provides many operations with files in Virtual File System, such as copy, move, delete, rename, view, edit ... Currently Virtiual File System in xnc can work with normal disk filesystem and with various archives in popular formats. xnc is highly and easily configurable with xncsetup, that allow color changing, hot keys redefinitions, fonts choosing etc.

Short description of xnc features:

`o`	View two directories in two panels with highlighting.
`o`	Copy, move, rename, delete files and directories recursivly.
`o`	View or edit files with internal `ives` or external editors.
`o`	File execution in built-in xterminal.
`o`	File association with applications by file extension.
`o`	Operations with files inside archives.
`o`	User menu for quick command execution.
`o`	HotDir bookmark for quick changing to useful directories.
`o`	Processes information/Signal sending.
`o`	Memory infromation.
`o`	Disk summary infromation.
`o`	Quick ScanDir infromation.
`o`	And more...

Options

-display xdisp: Connect to X Server xdisp.

-geometry geom: Set geometry of xnc windows to geom.

-/+rv: Turn on/off reverse video in xterminal (default is nonreverse).

-fn fontname: Set font named fontname in xterminal window.

-/+ls: Turn on/off login shell mode.

-/+sb: Turn on/off scrollbar in xterminal window.

-sl number: Number of scrolled line to save in xterminal window.

-/+vb: Turn on/off visual bell.

-C: Intercept console massages.

-/+si: Turn on/off startup logo (default is on).

-/+fl: Turn on/off fast loading mode. (default is off). There are no directory icons, file icons and startup logo in fast loading mode.

-/+to: Turn on/off rxvt terminal (default is on).

-/+su: Turn on/off ´system´ call, works when terminal is off (-to)

-help: Shows help options screen.

Files

The xnc program requires some configuration files in your HOME/.xnc directory, so run xncsetup before first start of xnc.