Hi Chainyk,
Additionally you can look here:
1)
http://www.xyplorer.com/release_14.60.php#Tiles
2)
http://www.xyplorer.com/release_11.50.p ... htedGroups - This is almost as good as it gets. (It can be a
little bit improved by user customized programming. But there is no "Groups View" exactly like in Windows Explorer.) Many have complained over it in the forum but many have come over it too. It is a matter of getting used to. Real functionality is not missing regarding this point IMO.
3) Assuming you are referring to file icons:
http://www.xyplorer.com/release_12.40.php#CFI
EDIT:
Some words for a first-poster:
XYplorer is not bad. On the contrary, it is very innovative!! XY most probably is among the 2 or 3 most powerful file managers out there (maybe it even IS no.1) but the full power of XY only comes to you if you are a 99% XY nerd. Don (the devoloper and only admin - he just answered you before me) is a little bit TOO much into innovation a little bit to LESS into end-user-friendliness.
Saying, sometimes you get the feeling as if some features and/or their GUI are either only 80% implemented (IMHO - sometimes it is also the help that is lacking/not updated) or implemented in a (for me) confusing way or tailored more to *his* needs (leaving other's possible needs as not so important). It sometimes is very frustrating but one can get almost used to it. On the other hand a lot of things are also brilliant. It is a little bit of an up and down to me.
However, Don, the developer, DOES listen to users wishes, regarding details or new/improved features, not always or all the way, but you do have a direct wire to the developer himself, which is a plus.
The biggest +/- is that I found (and sometimes still find) it hard to find my way around and figure out how to best use all the features. (Of what good are all the cool innovative features if I can't figure out/remember quickly how to use them when I need 'em?! But maybe it is me. Maybe I am simply to dumb for XY.)
That said, even though it is not perfect, I would still recommend it IF you are willing to invest some time into getting to know it. But if you were not willing to do that, then why look for a Windows Explorer-replacement in the first place, right?
And a definite recommendation for the life-time-licence (sometimes there have also been sales, so maybe get the free version and wait for a sale).
And I consider it also a big Plus, that Don (the developer and admin of this forum) does let users like me post (partially) critical posts like this. (Although, I feel he does get upset with me but he still does not delete it, which he easily could as admin. This is not the case in the forum of other file-managers, like the other one shown in the shot at the beginning of this thread. Some post(s) of mine there have been deleted or at least cripple-edited and I was not black-mailing them or anything like this.)
Regards, Stephan
