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* '''DiredMode''' is the standard Emacs mode for manipulating files and directories -- the Emacs ''file manager''. 

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* [[Bookmark+]] -- Dired "views" (states) as bookmarks. Open sets of file bookmarks in Dired.
* DiMode -- Simple directory editor for Emacs.
* [[Dired+]] -- Many Dired extensions.
* `dired-virtual' command from DiredX.
* [[Diredful]] - colorful file names in dired buffers.
* [[DiredLaunch]] -- simple launching from dired [https://github.com/thomp/dired-launch]
* DiredSync -- Synchronize directories within dired.
* [[Eshell]]
** Read directories. See [[option]] `eshell-ls-use-in-dired'.
** `eshell-ls-use-in-dired' -- change em-ls.el to narrow the listing

              ;; starting at line 459:
		(format "%s" (or (nth 8 attrs) "??????????")
	      ;; (or (nth 1 attrs) 0)
	      ;; (or (let ((user (nth 2 attrs)))
	      ;;       (and (not numeric-uid-gid)
	      ;; 			user
	      ;; 			(eshell-substring
	      ;; 			 (if (numberp user)
	      ;; 				 (user-login-name user)
	      ;; 			   user) 8)))
	      ;;     (nth 2 attrs)
	      ;;     "")
	      ;; (or (let ((group (nth 3 attrs)))
	      ;;       (and (not numeric-uid-gid)
	      ;; 	    group
	      ;; 	    (eshell-substring
	      ;; 	     (if (numberp group)
	      ;; 		 (eshell-group-name group)
	      ;; 	       group) 8)))
	      ;;     (nth 3 attrs)
	      ;;     "")
		 )
* FileSets -- Persistent sets of files under given directories
* [[Icicles]] -- Access files and directories using [[completion]] and cycling. Act on (e.g. delete) files whose names match a regexp.
* [[Anything]] -- Access files and directories and much more
* Image directories with thumbnails
** ThumbsMode
** [[Tumme]]
* LsLisp -- `ls' implemented in Emacs Lisp
* [[Nav]] -- a lightweight solution for Emacs users who want something like TextMate's file browser, or the Eclipse project view [http://code.google.com/p/emacs-nav/]
* Norton Commander and Midnight Commander clones written for emacs:
** MidnightCommanderMode
** NortonCommanderMode
** [[Sunrise Commander]] -- also based on dired, but with many more features than mc.el and heavily influenced by the Orthodox File Manager standard.
** [[Sunrise Commander For Noobs]]
* [[Runner]] -- Associate a file with a set of commands or external apps.
* SystemTrash - Set up emacs to use the same trash can as GNOME and KDE (the freedesktop.org trash spec)
* [[smarterNavigatingBufferLimits]] -- "Smarter" `beginning-of-buffer' & `end-of-buffer' variants for dired
* Try ##C-h v directory-abbrev-alist RET## for information on an elegant way to shorten your paths. Suppose you'd like long paths like ##/opt/some/software/project/source/file.c## to be shortened to ##/proj/source/file.c##. The solution would be setting an appropriate symlink named ##proj## in your root directory and adding the following to your [[InitFile]]: <tt>(setq directory-abbrev-alist '("^/opt/some/software/project" . "/proj"))</tt>
* [[dir-list]] -- quickly open your frequently accessed directory or file from a configured directory/file list
[new]
Concerning <tt>directory-abbrev-alist</tt>: If there is a symbolic link in the file system, why do we need this translation table, should it not work even without it?
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Concerning <tt>directory-abbrev-alist</tt>: Can it somehow be used on Windows XP (no symlinks)?

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Some of these packages, including lslisp, do not seem to be in xemacs
   21.4.17, at least.  those of us trying to find a way to do
   ##--time-style = iso## in xemacs find ourselves stymied by the way the
   dired code handles switches.  is xemacs on the way out, at least
   for dired?  -- gambarimasu