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vifm package

vifm 0.7.8-3 source package in Ubuntu

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vifm (0.7.8-3) unstable; urgency=medium


  * Added patch to fix building on arm-archs
    Thanks to xaizek for providing another fix very quickly!

 -- Hendrik Jaeger <email address hidden>  Sun, 26 Oct 2014 11:41:34 +0100

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Hendrik Jaeger
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Original maintainer:
Hendrik Jaeger
Architectures:
any
Section:
utils
Urgency:
Medium Urgency

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Binary packages built by this source

vifm: flexible vi-like file manager using ncurses

 Vifm is a file manager providing a vi-like usage experience. It has similar
 keybindings and modes (e.g. normal, command line, visual). The interface uses
 ncurses, thus vifm can be used in text-only environments.
 It supports a wide range of features, some of which are known from the
 vi-editor:
  - utf8 support
  - user mappings (almost like in vi)
  - ranges in command-line commands
  - user defined commands (with support for ranges)
  - registers
  - operation undoing/redoing
  - fuse file systems support
  - trash
  - multiple files renaming
  - support of filename modifiers
  - colorschemes support
  - file name color according to file type
  - path specific colorscheme customization
  - bookmarks
  - operation backgrounding
  - customizable file viewers
  - handy less-like preview mode
  - filtering out and searching for files using regular expressions
  - one or two panes view
 With the package comes a plugin to use vifm as a vim file selector.

vifm-dbgsym: debug symbols for package vifm

 Vifm is a file manager providing a vi-like usage experience. It has similar
 keybindings and modes (e.g. normal, command line, visual). The interface uses
 ncurses, thus vifm can be used in text-only environments.
 It supports a wide range of features, some of which are known from the
 vi-editor:
  - utf8 support
  - user mappings (almost like in vi)
  - ranges in command-line commands
  - user defined commands (with support for ranges)
  - registers
  - operation undoing/redoing
  - fuse file systems support
  - trash
  - multiple files renaming
  - support of filename modifiers
  - colorschemes support
  - file name color according to file type
  - path specific colorscheme customization
  - bookmarks
  - operation backgrounding
  - customizable file viewers
  - handy less-like preview mode
  - filtering out and searching for files using regular expressions
  - one or two panes view
 With the package comes a plugin to use vifm as a vim file selector.