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Pantheon Files vs Worker

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When comparing Pantheon Files vs Worker, the Slant community recommends Pantheon Files for most people. In the question“What are the best file managers for UNIX-like systems?” Pantheon Files is ranked 20th while Worker is ranked 21st. The most important reason people chose Pantheon Files is:

Pantheon files (like the Pantheon IDE) is very stylish and minimal. It's minimal and very easy to use. The most useful commands are there in plain sight, on the toolbar or the sidebar.

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What are the best file managers for UNIX-like systems?

What are the best GUI file managers for UNIX-like systems?

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Easy to use

Pantheon files (like the Pantheon IDE) is very stylish and minimal. It's minimal and very easy to use. The most useful commands are there in plain sight, on the toolbar or the sidebar.

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supports natural sorting of file names

Dolphin and Deepin File Manager support it, too.

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Innumerable button-click file ops are integrated

Rename files, move to other directories and extracting archives are of course a given...BUT THERE'S MORE! Convert media formats, make symlinks, CHMOD, change graphic formats, integrated GPG, filename UPPER/lowercase adjustments and more with just one button click!

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Remote access

Worker supports access to remote machines through various ways (ssh, ftp, rsh, http and webdav).

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Low system requirements

The system requirements for Worker are pretty low, making it a great option for lower-end machines. The reason why they are pretty low is because Worker is basically made of just X11 libraries.