![]() ![]() If you don’t know how to port the open source, you need to learn Mac Port ( ), or simply just install of it with Xcode Developer Tools from Apple Inc. This should be done before proceeding below. Also, I am not sure this is the right thing to do, but it works for me at least.” However, I want to share this and it could be a hint for other version or other situation. Here is what I do, but before exposing of it, I want to put disclaimer saying that “I am managed to work this, and it is not guaranteed that it works in other environment and version. The struggling part is how to use it in MAC OS X Lion (OS X 10.7.4). In my case, I use Linux based on Ubuntu at work, but I use frequently MacBook Pro which is given by my current employer. While reading the sunrise commander page, they do support it using AVFS, and described in ( ). However, the first thing I met was how to easily uncompress a file such as tar, tgz, tar.gz, tar.bz2, zip, and etc. So, I found the sunrise commander ( ) Yay! Dired is great tool, but whenever I visit a directory, it creates another buffer, which I don’t like. ![]() However, I feel that it would be nice if there is a nice file manager like GNU Midnight Commander in Emacs from time to time. Now, as a user for emacs, I have been using command line shell, which was good enough since I can create buffers as many as I want. So, the writer of “Sunrise Commander” makes the name of “Sunrise” hoping all software developers works in day time. ![]() I learned that they made the name of “Midnight” because many computer programmers do coding at night. There is legendary file manager, GNU Midnight Commander. ![]()
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