Ferrum
A fast, stable, DE-agnostic TUI file manager built with Python and Textual.
Features
- Browse local and SMB filesystems
- Tabs with independent navigation
- Collapsible sidebar with places, bookmarks, and saved network shares
- Toggleable preview pane with syntax highlighting
- Copy, cut, paste with conflict resolution
- Trash and permanent delete with confirmation
- Rename and new directory
- Multi-file selection with space and shift+click
- SMB credentials stored in system keyring
- Persistent SMB connections across sessions
Installation
From pip
pip install ferrum-fm
On NixOS
See ferrum.nix
Usage
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Hyprland / Bare Wayland Compositor Users
The .desktop file uses Terminal=true which works with most desktop environments (GNOME, KDE, XFCE). If you're using Hyprland or another bare Wayland compositor that doesn't have a default terminal association, you may need to edit the desktop entry to explicitly specify your terminal emulator:
Exec=kitty fe
Replace kitty with your preferred terminal (foot, alacritty, wezterm, etc.).
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