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supposedly this is a hoax anyways but i was gonna' suggest unplugging the drives in question and then mount them read-only and try running photorec. (maybe capturing a dd image prior to experimenting with anything)
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Originally Posted by TurcoLoco
Uh, I went to the project site through Wikipedia page which was for Linux only!
It reminded me a lot of another DOS looking file manager I have saved....somewhere in my software stash...
Thanks RC, I will check them out!
It's based on the classic Norton Commander, as opposed to things like XTree (the other commercial one) or shareware alternatives like Stereo Shell, ElfTree, PC Valet, FileJet, and friends. I used to do DOS filemanager reviews for a Twin Cities BBS back in the day.
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My current favorite Windows Explorer alternative is Q-Dir, especially since it runs smoothly on Windows 10 even!
Thanks. I'll take a look at that one. I like utilities.
Thanks. I'll take a look at that one. I like utilities.
Then also take a look at XYplorer (get the free no install version). It has a slightly more candy-coated toolbar but also some really nice and odd features.
For instance; I like to press the first letter of a file or folder so the explorer automatically zaps to that first file/folder starting with that letter. In the attached screenshot, I pressed the letter O and not only it went down to the first folder name starting with O but it also highlighted all others which makes it very easy to spot/count/etc.
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Meh. PC and POSIX operating systems are all toys, anyway. The one true OS is EXEC 8, aka OS 2200.
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