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sfm(1) |
FreeBSD General Commands Manual |
sfm(1) |
sfm - simple file manager
sfm is a simple file manager for unix-like systems based on termbox. dual panes,
bottom statusbar, bookmarks, open files by extention, vim-like key bindings as
default configuration. cwd is left pane dir.
- q
- quit
- h
- back
- j
- down
- k
- up
- l
- open dir | file
- g
- top
- G
- bottom
- ctrl+u
- scroll up
- ctrl+d
- scroll down
- n
- create new file if not exists
- N
- create new directory if not exists
- d
- delete file | directory recursively
- D
- duplicate file | directory recursively
- y
- yank
- p
- paste
- P
- move
- b
- spawn a shell in the current directory
- c
- start change
- cw
- rename
- co
- change owner and group (chown)
- cm
- change mode (chmod)
- cf
- change flags (chflags | chattr)
- cc
- exit change
- cq
- exit change
- .
- toggle dotfiles
- v
- start visual mode
- /
- start filter
- ENTER
- find filter
- ESC
- exit filter
- SPACE
- switch pane
- ctrl+r
- refresh panes
- j
- select down
- k
- select up
- d
- delete selection
- v
- exit visual mode
- q
- exit visual mode
- ESC
- exit visual mode | change
sfm is customized by creating a custom config.h and (re)compiling the
source code. This keeps it fast, secure and simple.
- EDITOR
- open unconfigured file extention. vi(1) if not set.
- HOME
- right pane default directory. / if not set.
- SHELL
- shell spawned with the 'b' key. /bin/sh if not set.
See the LICENSE file for the authors.
See the LICENSE file for the terms of redistribution.
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