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Contents:
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Intro text
Requirments
GNOME edition requirments
Features
Midnight Commander editions
Where to get more information
The Midnight Commander
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Obtaining the Midnight Commander
Reporting problems.
This version of the Midnight Commander comes with two interfaces: a
graphical one for the GNOME desktop (http://www.gnome.org) and a text
mode interface (the same old user interface we have had for a long
time).
Most of the engine is shared between both versions, but they come with
radically different interfaces: the GNOME version is aimed to be a
simple to use tool for novice users.
Requirments
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To compile the GNU Midnight Commander you need at least to have a copy
of the glib library, this library is available in ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk.
GNOME edition requirements
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Optionally, if you want to compile the GNOME edition, you need to
install the GNOME libraries and its dependencies.
The GNOME libraries are available in:
ftp://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/gnome-libs
Features
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This is version 4 of the Midnight Commander, a free Norton Commander
Clone with many useful features. The Midnight Commander comes with
mouse support on xterms and optionally on the Linux console.
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on the fly, coloring mail messages and more.
Midnight Commander editions:
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The Midnight Commander may be compiled into three different editions:
the text mode edition, the Tk edition and the XView edition. Please
note that currently the only supported edition is the text mode
edition. The Tk and XView editions are included with the tar file but
are not finished and thus not supported.
Where to get more information:
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Mini-documentation:
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These are hints for the text mode edition:
o Use the F-Keys for invoking the commands in the function key bar.
If your terminal doesn't support F-keys, you can use the <ESC digit>
sequence to invoke the corresponding F-digit key.