Last File Manager is a powerful file manager for the UNIX console. It has a curses interface and it’s written in Python v3.4+.
Some of the features you can find in lfm:
console-based file manager for UNIX platforms
1-pane or 2-pane view
tabs
files filters
bookmarks
history
VFS for compressed files
tree view
dialogs with entry completion
PowerCLI, a command line interface with advanced features
fast access to the shell
direct integration of find/grep, df and other tools
color files by extension [Andrey Skvortsov]
fully customizable themes (colors)
fully customizable key bindings
support for filenames with wide chars, f.e. East Asian
…and many others
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