Is there a file explorer with a tree structure browser

[Şerban S.]

To have a complete view of directories and files, you may install :
     krusader
from Synaptic.

Hi!

The same story: KDE. It was my favorite for years, but seems the development has been discontinued and still, it is KDE based, so it installs lots of libs for just one App...
I use now DoubleCommander and I am happy with it.
Takes some time to configure it (lots of options...), but if you have a /home partition instead of a dir, it's easy. I did it once, long time ago, and now it's OK.
I never use "TreeView" mode, but it is available and is the closest match to Krusader (I guess this is the reason I chose it... ).
So if one needs something close to WinFM, DoubleCommander is a good choice. Combined with QDirStat, you got all you need for easy file management.

All the best!

[Paul74]

To have a complete view of direstories and files, you may install :

     krusader

from Synaptic.

[Jerry]

Welcome on board

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[konan]

Thanks very much, Jerry. I just didn't see it! Works great, actually.
BTW I first installed Ubuntu 20 on my older laptop. I was unhappy with its performance. LinuxLite works great - basically restored my (slightly older laptop. An AMD-based thing). And I  like the LL interface better as well.

[Jerry]

View, Sidepane, Tree.

[konan]

I  have just installer Linux lite - 'really like it except the file explorer that comes with it doesn't have a convenient tree structure in a left pane, like that of Windows Explorer.
Is there one that I can download and install on Linux Lite?  I see Konqueror has this but it says it is for KDE. I don't believe L-Lite is KDE. Is this right, or could I use Konqueror?

Thanks!!