What is the "File manager"
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Also referred to as '''data browser''' or '''file browser'''. A program providing a [[wikipedia:GUI|graphical user interface]] to watch, copy, move, rename and delete data. | Also referred to as '''data browser''' or '''file browser'''. A program providing a [[wikipedia:GUI|graphical user interface]] to watch, copy, move, rename and delete data. | ||
| − | A well known file manager is the ''windows explorer'', other examples are ''nautilus'' in [[wikipedia:Ubuntu|Ubuntu]] or the ''finder'' on [[wikipedia:Mac OS|Mac OS]]. | + | A well known file manager is the ''windows explorer'', other examples are ''nautilus'' in [[wikipedia:Ubuntu (Operating system)|Ubuntu]] or the ''finder'' on [[wikipedia:Mac OS|Mac OS]]. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[wikipedia:File manager|File manager]] in Wikipedia | * [[wikipedia:File manager|File manager]] in Wikipedia | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:35, 16 September 2014
Also referred to as data browser or file browser. A program providing a graphical user interface to watch, copy, move, rename and delete data.
A well known file manager is the windows explorer, other examples are nautilus in Ubuntu or the finder on Mac OS.
[edit] See also
- File manager in Wikipedia
