The command line file manager. More information about the use flags can be found here: https://github.com/leo-arch/clifm/blob/master/src/README.md#compiling-features-inout michaelzcyang@gmail.com Michael Yang Use arc4random instead of random, requires 'posix' to be unset Archive manipulation support (extraction/decompression, listing, repacking, mounting) Support for Bleach, the built-in file names cleaner Enable icons and set them to use the noto-emoji font (see media-fonts/noto-emoji) Enable support for tab completion via app-shells/fzf Syntax highlighting support Enable icons and set them to use icons-in-terminal (see https://github.com/sebastiencs/icons-in-terminal) Use the inotify API for filesystem monitoring instead of a generic check, requires 'posix' to be unset Add Lira as the default built-in resource opener Use libmagic from sys-apps/file to query file MIME types (instead of using the output of the file command) Enable mounting/unmounting support (via the media and mountpoint commands) using either sys-apps/udevil or sys-fs/udisks Enable icons and set them to use NerdFonts Add translations support (via sys-devel/gettext) Comply with POSIX.1-2008 as much as possible, removing support for Linux-specific "file birth time" information, inotify, and arc4random. Exceptions: for flags 'archive', 'media', and 'lira', although they require non-compliant functionality, enabling them selectively enables the non-compliant code, even with this flag set. (Hence, if your goal is POSIX compliance, make sure to disable those flags too!) Enable support for creating, switching, renaming, and deleting of user profiles Use Alexey Tourbin's faster qsort implementation Autosuggestion support Built-in file tagging system support FreeDesktop compliant trash system support Use a home-made implementation of du(1) instead leo-arch/clifm