joshuto
About joshuto
joshuto is a terminal file manager inspired by ranger, written in Rust. It provides a text-based interface for navigating and managing files and directories.
It supports common file operations like copy, paste, rename, and delete. The interface includes features like tabs, file previews, and customizable keybindings.
Key features
- Tabs for managing multiple directories
- Devicons for file type visualization
- Fuzzy search integration with fzf
- Bulk rename functionality
- File previews including images
- Asynchronous file operations
- Customizable colors and themes
- Trash support for file deletion
Download v0.9.9
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Frequently asked questions
- Is joshuto free?
- Yes. joshuto is free and open-source software, distributed under the LGPL-3.0 license.
- Which platforms does joshuto support?
- joshuto provides downloads for macOS, Linux.
- What is the latest version of joshuto?
- The latest version is v0.9.9, released on May 20, 2025.
- What platforms does joshuto support?
- joshuto runs on Linux and MacOS systems.
- How do I install joshuto?
- It can be installed via cargo, pre-compiled binaries, or through various package managers including Homebrew, MacPorts, and Linux distribution repositories.
- What are the main dependencies?
- joshuto requires cargo and rustc. Optional dependencies include xsel/xclip/wl-clipboard for clipboard support, fzf for fuzzy search, and zoxide for directory jumping.
- Is joshuto configurable?
- Yes, it supports configuration files for general settings, keybindings, file associations, themes, and bookmarks.
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