Altap Salamander (formerly Servant Salamander) Full 2.51

Publisher's Description:

Altap Salamander (formerly Servant Salamander) is a small and fast two-pane file manager with open plugin architecture. The ability to view content of files (text, html, over 40 picture formats, mp3), support for archives (zip, rar, arj, cab, tar/gzip, etc.) and intuitive user interface that is easier to learn and use, makes it widely popular substitute for Windows Explorer.

The Full version includes the Eroiica Viewer and WinSCP plug-ins.

Altap Salamander (formerly Servant Salamander) has the following other editions available: Altap Salamander (formerly Servant Salamander) Standard.

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Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	Walrez	Sep 19, 2007
Version:	2.5
Hi, I'm testing many file managers. I use ZTree which is great, but it doesn't support Hebrew, and that's a problem. Many posted that SS is better than TC. There were some features in TC that I couldn't find in SS, and that are VERY important for me. - File synchronize (not just compare) - File compare by content. I realize there's a plugin, but it requires to select two files, instead of defaulting from those select in the two panels. I'm not sure if I'm right about this. Anyway, it doesn't seem to allow me to compare a local file against an FTP file, which is a priority for me. - Couldn't find an option for "Flat View", meaning a list of all the files on the current folder and it's subfolders. - Does it only allow ten favorite locations? No favorite for *both* panels at the same time? - How can I display a directory tree?? For one panel, two panels or none. At this point, TC seems much more powerful on a complete different league, but since many of you state that SS is better, maybe I'm missing something. I don't own any file manager other than ZTree, so I'm impartial. I'd appreciate if you clarify. Thanks, Walter
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Reviewer:	wyzwyk	May 11, 2007
Version:	2.5
While Servant Salamander has a great following with many people swearing by the program I'm just not one of them. It seems to me that many of the ardent supporters of SS and its dual file window approach are people that grew up on Total Commander and before that the old Norton Commander. I can appreciate the massive feature set that the plug-ins give this program but I just could not get used to the interface. For me Directory Opus 9 is a better choice.
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Reviewer:	callisto	Oct 6, 2006
Version:	2.5 RC1
the best filemanager.using it for 6yrs.first versions were not that good but rc1 rules. used also total comm but this seems for me the best.
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Reviewer:	GeekK	Sep 9, 2006
Version:	2.5 RC1
Excellent file manager. Can be customized as you like; many additional plugins (integrated zip, rar, ftp); great batch renamer.
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Reviewer:	shtraue	Sep 9, 2006
Version:	2.5 RC1
... and a Total Commander is a rip off DOS's Norton Commander then, and thus too deserves a score of 1, right?
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