XYplorer Beta Club

Thanks, Don.

I realize that many 64bit applications will not have a context menu option in XYplorer and have reconciled myself to the fact that it isn't happening any time soon. But, I recently installed Free Commander, just checking it out, and was surprised to see that it gives me options that XYplorer doesn't...

I mirrored a certain section of a Windows 7 help site, the tutorial section, and it came out to be a 7GB file. I have it all in one folder and I enjoy having the folder on my computer for offline viewing but, I don't want to back it up. I have my hard drive partitioned into a few different volumes. ...

Of course, the 64bit Windows version for Windows 7 users is much anticipated. I am sick of not being able to use many 64bit options available to users of Windows Explorer, including using the file manager to defragment the hard drive. XYplorer will not pull up Windows 7 native file defragment utili...

...I doubt very much he'd have the bandwidth to have two codebases up to his standards... Using an IDE that allows for cross-compilation, there would be no need for 2 code bases. That said, I'd rather see Don focus his attention on the roadmap :P I agree. I am not suggesting that anything at all be...

Between the differences in file/path naming conventions and finding alternatives for WinAPI, I'd think if Don pursued this he might be better off with two separate code bases. Would Linux users even be willing to pay for XYplorer? So many seem to be FOSS enthusiasts that I'm not convinced they woul...

Wine isn't a viable option. No, I was talking about converting it, wholesale, to Linux. It would still be his and he keeps all copyrights, etc... Honestly, many, many users of Linux would be more than willing and ready to be able to purchase a decent newsreader. There just aren't any in Linux.

Which comes first? A port to Linux or x64 Windows? Not being sarcastic, just curious. I thought I should mention that since the printed word can sometimes be confused. Also, and this is purely hypothetical, would my paid for license transfer over to Linux or would I be required to buy another? I'm ...

Which comes first? A port to Linux or x64 Windows? Not being sarcastic, just curious. I thought I should mention that since the printed word can sometimes be confused. Also, and this is purely hypothetical, would my paid for license transfer over to Linux or would I be required to buy another? I'm ...

Okay, serious question. Is there any date available to look forward to being able to anticipate a 64bit for Windows version of XYplorer for us Windows 7 users?

Which comes first? A port to Linux or x64 Windows? Not being sarcastic, just curious. I thought I should mention that since the printed word can sometimes be confused.

Also, and this is purely hypothetical, would my paid for license transfer over to Linux or would I be required to buy another?

Well, speaking just for me I can say: Thanks! :D And Merry Christmas to the XYplorer crowd, Don Thanks, Don. Thank you for being tireless in your responses to issues that people may have and thank you for being responsive and for taking an active part in these forums. It is unique. The way you resp...

and thanks for a bad ass program that a lot of people, and I do speak for everyone because that is just how Americans are, enjoy and are appreciative of.

Signed,

Altie

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