Installing Omanta
The install steps and the latest release are on GitHub. Nothing else on your desktop changes.
Omanta guide
Omanta is a file manager for Omarchy, in the window called Files. Each part of it is explained below, with a short film showing it in use.
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0:25The window
The sidebar, the path bar, the buttons along the top and the status bar.
0:22Moving around
Open folders, go back and forward, jump along the path or type where you want to go.
0:32Views and sorting
Icons or a list, bigger or smaller, sorted however you like.
0:25Tabs and split view
Several folders in one window, or two side by side.
0:37Copy, move and paste
Select, copy, paste and drag files, and make new folders.
0:31Renaming
Rename one file, or a whole batch with a pattern.
0:35Trash and undo
Delete to the Trash, bring things back, and empty the Trash when you're sure.
0:30Places and bookmarks
Recent, Starred, bookmarks and drives: the sidebar, and how to make it yours.
0:26Search
Find files by name or by what's inside them, filtered by date and type.
0:36Compress and extract
Make zip, tar.xz and 7z archives, with or without a password, and unpack them.
0:23Properties
Sizes, dates, permissions, and the app that opens a file.
0:18Network
Connect to shares and servers over SMB, SFTP, FTP, WebDAV and NFS.
0:21Your own menu items
Add any command to the right-click menu with a small text file.
0:27Preferences
Clicks, thumbnails, captions, dates and window translucency.
0:21Make it your file manager
Try Omanta alongside Nautilus, and switch the whole desktop over when you're ready.
0:21Getting help
Tooltips, every keyboard shortcut, and the version you have.