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mouse support can be enabled if the gpm package is installed
text blocks are symbolized by the symbol "*" for an entire block and "?" for using character
precision
it can also do case conversion (lowercase to uppercase and the other way around)
it can treat some archive types and remote hosts as if they were local filesystems
Commands
F9 for going to the top menu
F3 for viewing a file with the text editor or closing the file opened with the text editor
Ctrl+x q for displaying the contents of the file in the other half of the screen (need to press
Esc or Alt-i when in the editing/viewing tab to exit editing mode)
Alt+i for displaying the same content in the other panel as in the selected panel
Alt Shift+h for displaying the list of directories that has already been previosly displayed in
the selected panel
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Ctrl and + or Ctrl and - for waving through the used selection criteria
To copy a file and manipulate the name of that file by using text blocks, we symbolize the text
blocks in the field source mask, as they are symbolized in the origin directory, then we mention
in the "to: " field the new order of the text blocks, or their position
To manipulate the text blocks with character precision, the text blocks are represented with the
"?" symbol
To change file ownership, we can use the shortcut Ctrl-x o , and toggle the options with Space.
To use chmod on a file, we can use Ctrl-x c ( needs to run with sudo in order to change
priviledges )
In order to access an ftp location and treat it as a local file system, the following command must
be used: cd ftp_address ( this will display the remote location in the selected panel as if it were a
local filesystem )-it uses FISH or SFTP
F2 for displaying the user menu, which is, as the name suggests, a list of commands defined by
the user. In the command tab of the upper menu, there is the option for modifying the file with
commands for the user menu
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