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On 23.02.06 at 21:25 from
David Matthews
(no homepage)

A very sincere thanks to all of the people working on this project. XTree (including ZTree and UnixTree) is a true classic and, even after all of these years, still the most efficient way to manage file systems. I think a lot of people (like me) assumed development on UnixTree was dead. Glad I found it again this afternoon. We've gotta spread the word that IT.....IS.....ALLIIIVE !!

On 24.05.05 at 00:15 from
Ian E. Gorman
(http://gxparse.sourceforge.net/)

Downloaded current version. Still a happy user.

On 12.09.04 at 22:01 from
Jim Farnsworth
(jimf-linux@wi.rr.com / http://linux.jimfarnsworth.com)

Today I was, in desperation, looking at again at the UnixTree page and found to my delight that a program that I thought had been abandoned was again active. Though still not the equal of Ztree in Window$ it's now become a viable filemanager in Linux. My regards to Rob Juergens on a much improved implementation of UnixTree. I sincerely hope that you continue to improve and enhance the app. I've done alpha testing for ZTree for 'a few' years now and if you can use assistance and/or feedback I'd be more than willing to help.
----
Jim

On 23.10.03 at 20:14 from
Slaven Karalic
(http://www.alchemycentral.com)

Just what I've been looking for for Linux all these years!

On 01.10.03 at 15:14 from
John Horvath
(no homepage)

It is the BEST. Works under Winxp like a charm. Thank a million for saving my bacon a few times.

On 26.06.03 at 13:17 from
Al
(alasdair_tennant@fwuk.fwc.com / no homepage)

At last! I've found a clone of XTree that is not only usable, but available for Windows AND Linux! Perfect. I use several versions of Linux, and several versions of Widows, and I now stick to software that works everywhere. Not an easy principle. Well done, guys. A great product that is configurable and usable. I love it.

On 20.05.03 at 03:34 from
Ian E. Gorman
(no homepage)

Another grateful user of Unixtree (and previously XTree/XTreeGold)

On 12.01.03 at 05:28 from
Eminem
(no homepage)

A remarkable website. Thanks
Eminem

On 09.12.02 at 00:23 from
Paul Gor
(paulgor@halcomsystems.com / http://www.halcomsystems.com)

Hi to all UnixTree developers!
I have been looking for years for an Xtree/Ztree like program for Linux and now I FOUND IT!
Thanks guys and keep up the good work!
Best Regards
Paul Gor
Software Development Manager
Halcom Systems Pty. Ltd.
Sydney

On 25.11.02 at 21:47 from
barbara le cato
(bbiello@earthlink.net / no homepage)

what:?

On 26.03.02 at 06:47 from
Rachel Everett
(rachel@ixuma.com / http://www.ixuma.com)

Hi.
Can I perform search & replaces (on specific strings on .html files only) with this application? And, will the results output to a file?
Thanks!
~Rachel

On 15.03.02 at 07:04 from
Melvin Hopper
(mehopwood@ncplus.net / no homepage)

Hi, I had trouble starting unixtree at first because it was not in the path. I could not change the path so I copied the xt start file to a place that was on the path. all is ok now.

On 08.03.02 at 07:44 from
Amar
(no homepage)

Hi,
I downloaded and ran UnixTree Win port on a win NT 4 PC. The horizontal and vertical lines appear as alphabets 'digraphs'? Is this due to a problem in my settings, wrong DLLs etc? What's happening here?
Thanks,
Amar

On 05.01.02 at 05:14 from
Paul Lamar
(rotaryeng@earthlink.net / no homepage)

Been a long time user of XTree gold on DOS and Ytree
on Linux. I am running RH 7.2 and love your program so
far. I run it in an xterm and it has a problem with
the cosmetics using the xterm huge type option.
No window lines.
Also the execute function does not perform
mdir, mcopy and mdel properly. Another problem is the relog function does strange things. It renames the diretory and leaves the new file in another directory with the old name.
This is all that I have found so far.
Also my page up and page down keys don't work but that
could be a problem with my Linux config.
When runng it on the Linux command line simple terminal the cosmetics are btter but it needs a comprehensive set of viewers that don't depend on x windows running.
jpg, tif, bmp, gif, ACAD dwg and dxf are high on my list.
As you can probalby tell by now I am a Linux novice despite using Linux for four years.
Paul Lamar

On 28.12.01 at 19:16 from
Zdenek Hladik
(z-d-e-n-ek@hyphens-toavoid-spam.hladik.cz / no homepage)

Very thanks for this work!!!
I am using Xtree long time, few years ago I discovered WIN/OS/2 Ztree but I was not very optimist about future, because one men show. But this GNUish project will have long future!
I used Midnight Commander which is also great project but philosophy of commands is too different so concurrent usage of Ztree under Win and MC under Unix is not nice, very often i mistyped MC command under Ztree and vice versa. Now I believe I can dele MC from my Linux box!!!
It is a pity that Win console mode port does not exist. But may be Kim Henkel decides to change ststus of his work, who knows?

On 15.12.01 at 12:11 from
Hein Stavenuiter
(heinst@zonnet.nl / no homepage)

I've allways used XTree.
Only, allways in DOS.
Now I like to use it in Windows 98.
But I can't seem to download it.
Can you help me please.

On 22.11.01 at 23:49 from
Dave Walton
(dwalton@acm.org / no homepage)

Sorry about the mangled diffs in my earlier posts. Let me see if I can get them to display properly. If this doesn't work... oh well!
# diff build.old build
1019c1019
< make --version >$DEV_NULL 2>&1
---
> gmake --version >$DEV_NULL 2>&1
# diff freebsd.env.old freebsd.env
10a11
> PTY_TYPE=bsd
32c33,34
< X11_LIBS="/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11"
---
> X11_LIBS="-L /usr/X11R6/lib -lX11"
> X11_INCS=-I/usr/X11R6/include

On 22.11.01 at 23:43 from
Dave Walton
(dwalton@acm.org / no homepage)

3. Separate from the previously mentioned platform issues, 'env/freebsd.env' is badly broken. As distributed, it would generate compile-time errors on any platform. Apply this diff to fix it: # diff freebsd.env.old freebsd.env 10a11 > PTY_TYPE=bsd 32c33,34 < X11_LIBS="/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11" --- > X11_LIBS="-L /usr/X11R6/lib -lX11" > X11_INCS=-I/usr/X11R6/include
Once those fixes are applied, UnixTree compiles quite nicely on FreeBSD with the following commands: # bash # . ./build -r freebsd # gmake # gmake install
I hope to see these problems fixed in future revisions, and thanks for bringing XTree back!
Dave

On 22.11.01 at 23:41 from
Dave Walton
(dwalton@acm.org / no homepage)

2. The makefiles do something that doesn't work well with the FreeBSD make. However, it works well with gmake. Ideally, the name of the 'make' program ought to be a setting in the '.env' files. Short of that, the workaround is to apply this diff to 'build': # diff build.old build 1019c1019 < make --version >$DEV_NULL 2>&1 --- > gmake --version >$DEV_NULL 2>&1
Then be sure to use 'gmake' and 'gmake install' instead of 'make' and 'make install'.
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On 22.11.01 at 23:40 from
Dave Walton
(dwalton@acm.org / no homepage)

2. The makefiles do something that doesn't work well with the FreeBSD make. However, it works well with gmake. Ideally, the name of the 'make' program ought to be a setting in the '.env' files. Short of that, the workaround is to apply this diff to 'build': # diff build.old build 1019c1019 $DEV_NULL 2>&1 --- > gmake --version >$DEV_NULL 2>&1
Then be sure to use 'gmake' and 'gmake install' instead of 'make' and 'make install'.
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On 22.11.01 at 23:38 from
Dave Walton
(dwalton@acm.org / no homepage)

For many years, XTree/Pro/Gold for DOS was absolutely indispensable to me. I've just discovered UnixTree, and I am thrilled to see XTree revived like this!
I've just installed UnixTree 3.0.0 on FreeBSD 4.4 and ran into some problems you should know about:
1. The way that 'build' is sourced rather than run as a shell script keeps it from using #! to specify a shell. However, it is very shell-sensitive. It will not work with sh, csh, or tcsh on FreeBSD. However, I happened to have bash installed and it works well with that. This should be mentioned in the 'BUILD SCRIPT' section of the 'README' file.
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On 06.11.01 at 18:27 from
Martin
(no homepage)

I've just compiled unixtree today on a linux system. Very very impressive stuff. I've been missing xtree since the DOS days, and recently stumbled across unixtree. It's a must have app for any computer user. You da man Mathias! :)

On 04.10.01 at 06:04 from
Len Philpot
(len@philpot.org / http://philpot.org)

Great program! I've used XTree for years, then ZTreeWin and now that I'm in Linux it's nice to find a real file handler again. One thing: Are there any larger fonts available when running in windowed mode? 7x14 is kinda small at 1024x768.

On 20.09.01 at 16:06 from
Andre Barros
(andre-arq@compuland.com.br / no homepage)

Great job! I'm very happy with this indispensable tool!
Can I ask for some improvements? * support for ALT, SHIFT and CTRL keys; * open a compressed archive from inside a parent.
If you can do that, will be perfect!
Very thanks!

On 18.09.01 at 11:15 from
Alexey Semenov
(swajj@yahoo.com / http://www.geocities.com/swaj_/)

hi, great, kewl. but i didn't dig it - how to make ctrl and alt works. btw - i'd like to tag all files by ctrl-t

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