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You may also check 7-Zip. It comes with a nice File Manager. It can be tweaked to have 2 panes. At some day it may be forked into a fully functional orthodox file manager.

Furthermore, most PCs/Laptops come preinstalled with Windows. Most people don't have a choice.
In theory, everyone do have the choice: Windows is preinstalled, however it can be replaced, say, technically. In practice, it is rare to see someone replacing their preinstalled Windows. It seems ...

braykov wrote:Recently, I decided to stick to open source / GPL software and throw away any proprietary stuff.

It's a really interesting decision, especially on the Microsoft Windows platform

I hope I don't do any indiscretion, We had an e-mail conversation with Marek, and he wrote that he did not have any plans to open up FreeCommander's source code.



We'll have to get another open source orthodox file manager if we really want to have one.

Any thougths or consideration, any response?

I am pretty interested in any response, Marek!

I'm also quite interested in Zukix's question.

I would like to set an offer for 100 Euros bounty to Marek in the case of opening up the source of FreeCommander under any of the OSI approved licences compatible with the GPL. This offer is valid for at least three months from now.

But I am also ...