Xplorer, a customizable, modern and cross-platform file explorer.
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Xplorer is a file explorer built from ground-up to be fully customizable. And even without customization, it also looks modern! It is cross-platform, built using Electron Technology that allowed our File Explorer to be run not only in Windows, but also Linux and MacOS alike. It also allowed file preview directly inside it, not only pictures or documents, but also videos!
To summarize, Xplorer's features contain:
- Looks modern
- Easy to use
- Cross-platform
- File Preview, even videos!
- Most importantly, FOSS, Free and Open Source, which mean you can change components inside if you see fit
Xplorer is currently in development. Suggest improvements in Xplorer Discussions or contribute to it!
You can access the insider version here. Please note that it is not stable yet. Use it on your own risk.
NB: For installation common problems, please visit this page here
Opening folder like Documents, Desktop, Downloads makes Xplorer crash
Disable the Extract exe file icon and make it as preview setting
Xplorer is unstable after installing it.
Simply restart, Xplorer will fix itself, if it doesn't, please address an issue over [here](https://github.com/kimlimjustin/xplorer/issues)For more info, visit Xplorer's Contributing guide
Gitpod is a Ready-to-Code environment in which you don't need to worry about dependency errors or lagging your computer. Hit the button below and log in to GitHub with your GitHub account. Then, after it loads, you end up with a VS Code-like environment where you can start developing and pushing your changes.
Very Important Note: Remember to reload the Gitpod website after it loads up since it won't start the servers immediately, but by reloading, you can get it started. If you are developing the app, go to the Remote Explorer on the sidebar and visit port 6080 which opens the noVNC app server. If you are developing the docs, go to the Remote explorer but instead of port 6080, visit port 3000. You can edit normally as you do in VS Code, but if you want to use it locally, clik the hamburger menu button and click Open in VS Code.
