RFile – Reductionist’s File Manager

File navigation in easy manner

RFile is a file manager that offers a usual GUI(nterface) for navigation through the file system. It also supports a set of basic operations with files and folders.

In fact, RFile is a kind of by-product. Originally, I wanted to create a dialog for selection files because I was not quite satisfied with the one provided by GTK3 toolkit. After the dialog was finished, it was an obvious idea to use its main part in a standalone application for managing files and folders.

Besides functions typically provided by file managers, RFile offers some features that I miss by standard programs. E.g., it is able to display and to change extended file attributes.

To some extent the program can be considered as an experimental one, because of the variety of possible design decisions, what and how has to be done in several use situations. As application developer you need to meet such a decision ignoring other variants.

The program consists of one file and runs out of the box.

Version	Size	OS	Platform
1.0	215,7 K (220 872 bytes)	Linux Mint 17 (Ubuntu 14.04) or later/similar	32-bit, GTK 3.10/3.24
RFile
SHA-256: 956b3fcd62fb2d2cbd46833eb0be714a6404ce00737de0e3e6288a5b447f76f7
1.0	235,7 K (241 360 bytes)	Linux Mint LMDE 6 (Debian 12) or later/similar	64-bit, GTK 3.24
RFile
SHA-256: d26c6df74f5c34dc7598e9f588888d203330893ff1508323644e05c2683a6ac0