    MFMR  -  My File Manager Re-Imagined
    Overview
    Disclaimers
    General Notes
    File and Directory View
    Usage and Navigation
    All Keyboard Shortcuts
    Main Menu Bar:
     New
     Go
     UP / HOME OPT TCE TBIN CD
     HighLight
     Files
     View
     Sort
     Config
     Exit
     Help
    Secondary Menu Bar
    DIRECTORY TREE
    MFMR BULK RENAME
    MFMR BURN
    MFMR CONFIGURE
    MFMR EXTRACT ARCHIVE
    MFMR FIND
    MFMR MOUNT
    Application Popup List
    Command Output Popup
    CREATE ARCHIVE Popup
    Destination Directory Popup
    EDIT ATTRIBUTES Popup
    Right Click Popup Menu
    STATISTICS Popup
    Command Line Use
    Known Issues
    Changelog
    Bug Fixes

    Overview:

    My File Manager Re-Imagined (MFMR) is based on Stefano Gatti's My File Manager
    v0.4 (http://sg67.altervista.org/mfm), released in 2006 under the terms and
    conditions of the GNU GPL (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html). It
    is a small, lightweight, fast and configurable file manager with minimal
    dependencies (FLTK v1.1).

    MFMR was adapted specifically for Tiny Core Linux and BusyBox. Original source
    code was modified to change layout and appearance, improve functionality and
    address bugs. This help file was rewritten to reflect these changes. Useful
    updates will be uploaded to the repository. Hopefully you find this software
    enjoyable and useful. Review disclaimers and known Issues before using.

    MFMR is a non-traditional file manager that provides a simple, somewhat quirky
    interface. Although a basic directory tree can be launched as a seperate window,
    it does not feature a built-in tree or provide other popular layouts such as
    multi-pane or tabs. It does, however, provide mechanisms to perform file
    operations and additional actions:

      - Create, copy, move, remove files and directories
      - Create symbolic links
      - Move to trash and permanent delete
      - Open multiple windows, right-click drag and drop
      - Bookmark and select directory favorites
      - Utilize directory history for more efficient navigation
      - Mount/unmount partitions, temporary mount, check freespace
      - Burn data to CD/DVD (not presently functional)
      - Compress and extract files, numerous formats including *.deb files
      - Rename and bulk rename files, numerous rename parameters
      - Find files and directories, various filters, text file content search
      - Launch regular and root terminal
      - Configure view, sort and mouse scroll speed
      - Configure default editor, terminal, trash bin path, filetypes and colors

    Executables utilized in this extension are listed below. All helper
    executables can be launched from within an MRMR window:

    mfmr            My File Manager Re-imagined
    mfmburn         CD/DVD burn utility
    mfmcfg          Configuration options
    mfmfind         Find files
    mfmhelp         Integrated help
    mfmmount        Mount/unmount partitions
    mfmrename       Bulk file rename
    mfmzip          Extract files

    Disclaimers:

    MFMR is based on beta software. There are numerous known issues and probably
    unknowns. This software comes with absolutely no guarantees. Perform regular
    data backups and use at your own risk.

    All helper executables were modified for MFMR but not unlinked from original
    source code. Loading the mfm.tcz and mfmr.tcz extensions concurrently is,
    therefore, not recommended. Both extensions also utilize the same
    ~/.mfm configuration directory, which should be renamed or removed
    when switching between these extensions.

    Always confirm the trash bin pathway and contents before emptying! The default
    trash bin pathway is /tmp/trashbin, not persistent in default Tiny Core Linux.

    General notes:

    MFMR and helper GUIs were adapted for Tiny Core and BusyBox. See change log and
    bug fixes. Most menubar buttons, dropdown menus and keyboard shortcuts were
    revised for efficient navigation and file management. See usage and navigation
    and all keyboard shortcuts for more information.

    Main menubar directory shortcuts are colored blue and menubar dropdowns that
    provide double-click functionality are colored pink. Selected items are
    highlighted yellow for easy visibility.

    Dedicated menubar buttons for UP, /, HOME, OPT, TCE, BIN and CD along the main
    menubar provide quick navigation with a single click or keystroke. All dropdown
    menus and most selections have dedicated hotkeys (underlined on menubar or
    identified in menubar dropdowns).

    A secondary menu bar was added to provide quick access to: history dropdown
    (navigate to previously visited directories), clear history, burn, edit,
    extract, find, mount, trash, terminal and root terminal.

    The Enter key is used to open any file with the default editor. This provides
    an efficient method to open any text file regardless of extension
    (eg. rc, dot, html, dep).

    Left arrow key navigates up to parent directory and the right arrow enters
    the selected directory or opens a selected file with the default action.

    Up/down arrow, page up/down and home/end navigate within directories.

    Creating a new file is as simple as pressing Alt-f, enter name.

    Creating a new directory is similar, Alt-d, enter name.

    Although customizable, sane first run sort, view and configuration options
    include Tiny Core friendly default editor (editor), terminal (aterm) and trash
    bin pathway (/tmp/trashbin). Easily recogized colors are used for executables
    (red), directories (blue), mounted partitions (green) and unmounted (red).

    MFMR relies on the Window Manager titlebar to display the current directory
    pathway, which may require modification to improve visibility. Review your
    Window Manager theme or consult the documentaton.

    File and Directory View:

    The main MFMR window appearance will change based on the sort, view and
    configuration options utilized. By default directories are colored blue,
    regular files black and executable files red.

    Main window headers include Filename, Mode (permissions), Owner, Group,
    Size and Date. Header widths can be clicked and dragged to resize.

    Single left clicking a header title will re-sort the view based on the header
    selected. Clicking the header again will inverse sort/toggle the directory.

    Numerous options are available to show/hide file permissions, ownership, size
    and date information. Filenames can be listed on the right side, directories
    and dot files can be hidden, file and directory colors can be customized or
    disabled, etc. See View and Options dropdowns and MFMR CONFIGURE.

    The default size of the main MFMR window can be changed by corner dragging the
    window to the desired size. This data is written to ~/.mfm/mfm-def.cfg (width_
    window, height_window) when the window is closed. The window must be closed
    and re-opened for the directory headers to properly resize.

    To restore default settings, close all MFMR windows and helper GUIs and use a
    terminal to remove the ~/.mfm directory or applicable configration file. A
    new default configuration will be saved upon exiting the next program run.

    Usage and Navigation:

    Main MFMR window main menubar mouse navigation:

      Click UP, /, HOME, OPT, TCE, TBIN, CD: access other directories,
      CD opens Change directory popup

      Single-click pink menubar buttons: access dropdown menus

      Double-click pink menubar buttons for these actions (actions highlighted
      pink in dropdown menus for easy reference):

        New: open new MFMR window to home directory

        Go: reload directory, deselect items, return to top of directory

        HighLight: select all files and directories

        Files: open statistics popup of selected item(s), item(s) need to be selected

        Sort: toggle inverse sort

        View: open edit attributes popup for selected item, item needs to be selected

        Config: open MFMR Configure

        Exit: close current MFMR window

      Help!: this help guide

    Seconday menubar mouse navigation:

      History dropdown: change to previously visited directory

      X: clear/reset history dropdown menu

      burn: open MFMR BURN, at least one file or directory needs to be selected

      edit: open selected file with default editor

      extract: open MFMR EXTRACT ARCHIVE

      find: open MFMR FIND

      mount: open MFMR MOUNT

      trash: move selected item(s) to trash

      $: open default terminal to current or a selected directory

      #: open root terminal to current or a selected directory

    Other mouse navigation:

      Double left click directory (default color blue): open directory

      Middle click directory: open directory in a new window

      Right click anywhere or specific item(s): open right click popup menu

      Double left click executable (default color red): run executable

      Middle click executable: run executable and capture command output

      Middle click regular file: activate application popup list

      Double left click file: open with default action, specified in MFMR CONFIGURE

      Single left click: select one file or directory

      Single left click and drag up/down: select multiple items

      Single left click an item, hold Shift, select another item: selects contiguous

      Single left click an item, hold Ctrl, click other item(s): select multiple

      Single left click selected item while holding Ctrl: deselect item

      Right click and drag: copy, move or create link within same window directories,
      to another MFMR window or a DIRECTORY TREE, popup will confirm action

      Middle-click and drag: middle-click and drag a directory from the DIRECTORY
      TREE to an MFMR window to load the selected directory in the window

      Click and drag vertical scrollbar or middle-click along scrollbar: quickly
      scroll up/down directory

    Main MFMR window keyboard navigation:

      Main menubar underlined hotkeys: activate buttons and dropdowns

      Left arrow: go up to parent directory

      Right arrow: open selected directory, open regular file with default action or
      run executable

      Enter: open selected file with default text editor, select dropdown menu item
      or select OK/specific action buttons in popups

      Spacebar: select item from dropdown menu

      Up/down arrow: scroll up/down folder/file list, select item, navigate dropdown

      Page up/down: move up/down folder/file list one page at a time

      Home/End: quickly move to the top/bottom of folder/file list

      d key then Alt 0-8: open change directory popup and access directory favorites

      Escape: close dropdown menus, cancel popups, close MFMR window

    Mouse scroll wheel speed can be adjusted via Config -> scroll wheel speed.

    Explore dropdown menus for additional keyboard shortcuts. Review all keyboard
    shortcuts for a comprehensive list of shortcuts.

    All Keyboard Shortcuts:

    Main MFMR window menubar hotkeys:

      n: open New drop down menu

      g: open Go drop down menu

      /: open root directory

      h: change to /home/tc directory

      o: change to /opt directory

      t: change to TCE directory (/etc/sysconfig/tcedir)

      b: change to trash bin directory (default /tmp/trashbin)

      d: open change directory popup, select directory/bookmarked favorite

      l: open HighLight dropdown menu

      f: open Files dropdown menu

      v: open View dropdown menu

      s: open Sort dropdown menu

      c: open Config dropdown menu

      e: open Exit dropdown menu

      !: open this help guide

    Additional keyboard shortcuts:

      Left arrow: go up to parent directory

      Right arrow: open selected directory, open regular file with default action or
      run executable

      Alt-right arrow: activate application popup list

      Enter: open selected file with default text editor, select dropdown menu item
      or select OK/specific action button in popup

      Up/down arrow: scroll up/down directory list, select item, navigate dropdown

      Page up/down: move up/down directory list one page at a time

      Home/End: quickly move to the top/bottom of a directory

      Tab: reload directory, deselect all items, go to top of directory

      Escape key: close MFMR window, helper GUIs, exit popups and dropdowns

      Delete: move seleced item(s) to trash bin (no prompt)

      Shift-Ctrl-Delete: open Empty trash bin popup

      Shift-Delete: open Delete item(s) popup

      Ctrl-b: open MFMR BURN, at least one file or directory must be selected

      Ctrl-c: toggle display colors

      Ctrl-d: toggle show directories

      Ctrl-e: open MFMR EXTRACT ARCHIVE

      Ctrl-f: open MFMR FIND

      Ctrl-h: toggle show hidden files

      Ctrl-l: toggle display localized dates view

      Ctrl-m: open MFMR MOUNT

      Ctrl-r: toggle file names on right side

      Ctrl-t: open DIRECTORY TREE

      Ctrl-w: open WILDCARD select popup

      Ctrl-1: select none

      Ctrl-2: select files only

      Ctrl-3: select all

      Alt-a: open EDIT ATTRIBUTES popup, file or directory must be selected

      Alt-c: open Copy files to/destination directory popup

      Alt-d: open New directory popup, create directory

      Alt-f: open New file popup, create file

      Alt-l: open Soft link files to/destination directory popup

      Alt-m: open Move files to/destination directory popup

      Alt-o: open Open with popup, enter application executable

      Alt-p: open right click popup menu

      Alt-r: open Rename popup if one item selected or MFMR BULK RENAME if
      multiple items selected

      Alt-s: open STATISTICS popup

      Alt-t: open default terminal to current or a selected directory

      Alt-z: open CREATE ARCHIVE popup, item must be selected

      Alt-x: close all MFMR windows

    Main Menu Bar: New dropdown

    New: double-click to open a new MFMR window to home directory

    home: open a new MFMR window to home directory

    tce: open a new MFMR window to TCE directory (etc/sysconfig/tcedir)

    trash bin: open a new MFMR window to trash bin, default is /tmp/trashbin unless
    changed in MFMR CONFIGURE

    replicate: open a new MFMR window to the parent window's current directory

    select directory: open Change directory popup to select another directory via
    input line or favorites dropdown

      Change directory popup: use to add and manage directory favorites, /home/tc
      is a dedicated favorite and nine additional pathways can be specified,
      associated keyboard shortcuts are displayed

    directory tree: open DIRECTORY TREE

    mkdir: open New directory popup to create new directory

    touch: open New file popup to create new file

    Main Menu Bar: Go dropdown

    Go: double-click to reload directory, deselect all items, go to top of directory

    match last: change directory to match the last directory opened in MFMR history
      - if the last directory change was in the current window nothing will happen
        other than reloading the directory
      - if the last directory opened was in another MFMR window then match last
        will replicate that directory in the current window

    reload: reload and go to top of directory, deselect all items

    Main Menu Bar: UP / HOME OPT TCE TBIN CD

    UP: change up to parent directory

    /: change to root directory

    HOME: change to home directory (/home/tc)

    OPT: change to /opt directory

    TCE: change to TCE directory (/etc/sysconfig/tcedir)

    TBIN: change to trash bin directory, default /tmp/trashbin, see MFMR CONFIGURE

    CD: open CHANGE DIRECTORY popup, select directory via input box or line, click
    small directory pathway boxes to go to parent directories or use the favorites
    dropdown

      Change directory popup: use to add and manage directory favorites, /home/tc
      is a dedicated favorite and nine additional pathways can be specified,
      see favorites dropdown, keyboard shortcuts are displayed

         Alt-0-8: select favorite/bookmarked directory

         Alt-a: add directory to favorites

         Alt-m: manage directory favorites

    Main Menu Bar: HighLight dropdown

    HighLight: double-click to select all files and directories

    all: select all files and directories

    files: select all files

    none: deselect all files and directories

    wildcard: open WILDCARD popup, use to select specific files or directories,
    multiple wildcards (*) may be utilized

    Main Menu Bar: Files dropdown

    Files: double-click to open STATISTICS popup if item selected

    copy to: open COPY FILES TO... destination directory popup

    move to: open MOVE FILES TO... destination directory popup

    soft link to: open SOFT LINK TO... destination directory popup

    hard link to: open HARD LINK TO... destination directory popup

    open with: open OPEN WITH... popup, enter executable to run selected file,
    command line options can be specified, examples:
        sudo aterm -e vi
        sudo editor
        mupdf -r 150
        dillo -f

    open popup menu: open right click popup menu

    open with default action: open file with the default action for that file type
    if specified in MFMR CONFIGURE

    open with select action: activate application popup list if one or more
    specific file type actions have been configured in MFMR CONFIGURE

    attritubes: open EDIT ATTRIBUTES popup

    statistics: open STATISTICS popup

    compress: open CREATE ARCHIVE popup, item(s) must be selected

    rename: open RENAME popup if only one item selected, open MFMR BULK RENAME if
    multiple items selected

    empty trash bin: open EMPTY TRASH BIN popup

    delete forever: open DELETE ITEM(S) popup

    Main Menu Bar: View dropdown

    View: double-click to open EDIT ATTRIBUTES popup if item selected

    all permissions: display user and group permissions

    user permissions: display user permissions only

    no permissions: do not display any permissions

    owner and group: display owner and group

    owner only: display owner only

    no owner/group: do not display owner or group information

    bytes: display size in bytes

    kbytes: display size in kilobytes

    compact: display size in B, KB, MB or GB depending on item size

    no size: do not display size information

    date and time: display date and time

    date only: display date only

    no date/time: do not display date or time information

    colors: toggle show directory and file colors, specified in MFMR CONFIGURE

    directories: toggle show directories

    hidden files: toggle show hidden files

    localized dates: toggle show dates in localized or ISO 8601 format

    filenames on right: toggle file names on right side of window

    Main Menu Bar: Sort dropdown

    Sort: double-click to inverse sort file and directory list

    by mode: sort alphabetically by mode (permissions)

    by user: sort alphabetically by owner

    by group: sort alphabetically by group

    by size: sort by file size

    by date: sort by date

    by name: sort alphabetically by directory and file name

    by extension: sort alphabetically by extension type

    unsorted: no sort

    case sensitive checkbox: case sensitive sort, capitalized items first

    directories first checkbox: display directories before files

    inverse sort checkbox: inverse sort file and directory list

    Main Menu Bar: Config dropdown

    Config: double-click to open MFMR CONFIGURE

    verbose mode: toggle verbose output during move and copy operations,
    preference auto-saved when toggled

    overwrite mode: toggle file/directory overwrite during file operations
    (use with caution), preference auto-saved when toggled

    scroll wheel speed: open SCROLL VALUE popup to adjust mouse wheel scroll
    speed, preference auto-saved when popup closed

    save preferences: save View and Sort preferences, all preferences are
    auto-saved to ~/.mfm/mfm-def.cfg when the MFMR window is closed

    configure MFMR: open MFMR CONFIGURE

    Main Menu Bar: Exit dropdown

    Exit: double-click to close this MFMR window

    -->: close this MFMR window

    all: close all MFMR windows

    Menu bar: Help! button

    Help!: this help guide

    Secondary Menu Bar:

    history dropdown menu: select menu item to change to a previously visited
    directory, maintains the most recent 16 visited directories, directories
    automatically added to the history menu during navigation

    X: clears all history dropdown menu entries including the current directory,
    reload the current directory if desired to re-add it to the history menu

    burn: open MFMR BURN, item(s) must be selected to open the GUI

    edit: open selected file with default editor specified in MFMR CONFIGURE

    extract: open MFMR EXTRACT ARCHIVE

    find: open MFMR FIND

    mount: open MFMR MOUNT

    trash: move selected item(s) to trash bin pathway specified in MFMR CONFIGURE

    $: open default terminal, specified in MFMR CONFIGURE, to the current
    or a selected directory

    #: open default terminal as root to the current directory or a
    selected directory

    DIRECTORY TREE:

    The DIRECTORY TREE can be used to open and manage directories. It is
    accessed by selecting  directory tree  from the New dropdown menu
    or using the Ctrl-t keyboard shortcut.

    Options: double-click to collapse and deselect all directories

    Options dropdown: options include collapse all directories, open in terminal,
    copy to, move to, soft link to, hard link to, delete to trash and delete
    forever, terminal opens to selected directory pathway

    Open: open a selected directory in a new MFMR window, can also middle-click
    a selected directory or use the Enter key

    Exit: exit DIRECTORY TREE, can also use the Escape key

    Help!: this help guide

    Right-click popup menu: right-click to select a directory, popup menu options
    include open in browser, open in terminal, copy to, move to, soft link to, hard
    link to, delete to trash and delete forever

    Middle-click and drag: middle-click and drag a directory from the DIRECTORY
    TREE to an MFMR window to load the selected directory in the window

    Right-click and drag: copy, move or create link between DIRECTORY TREE
    directories or an MFMR window

    Delete key: open DELETING DIRECTORY popup

    MFMR BULK RENAME:

    MFMR BULK RENAME allows renaming multiple files at once. Is is accessed by
    selecting more than one file or directory and then selecting  rename  from the
    Files dropdown menu, right click popup menu or by using the Alt-r keyboard
    shortcut.

    The upper input line allows adding and editing parameters to change file or
    directory names. The parameters can be utilized in various combinations
    and should not be separated by spaces or commas.

    The lower window displays the Old (current) name on the left side and New
    (proposed) name on the right. New name file names are previewed in real
    time as parameters are entered.

    Add dropdown: add rename parameters in various combinations, before or after
    the original file name as desired

      Fullname, $F(start,length), default $F(0,0): default shows original full
      name, change the (0,0) start and length numbers to determine which
      characters to exclude from the name

      Name, $N(start,length), default $N(0,0): similar to fullname above but
      does not include the extension type (eg. html)

      Extension, $E: display only the file extension excluding the dot (eg. html)

      Counter, $C(start,increment), default $C(1): default appends a number to the
      name, beginning with one and incrementing by one for each subsequent file or
      directory name, changing the start variable determines the count starting
      point and changing the increment number determines the count increment

      Insert, $I(position,text), default $I(,): add text to the name
      at the specified character position

      Overwrite, $O(position,text), default $O(,): similar to above but overwrite
      the specified character position rather than inserting text

      Delete, $D(position,chars), default $D(,): similar to above but delete
      the specified character position rather than inserting text

      Replace, $R(from text, to text), default $R(,): similar to above
      but replace the specified character position with text

    Rename: create a copy of the files in renamed format to a newly created
    sub-directory called mfmrenxxxxxx, although creating file copies is time
    consuming and doubles drive space usage it preserves the original files/
    file names that can later be deleted

    Reset: reset the input box parameters and New name preview section

    Exit: exit MFMR BULK RENAME

    Help!: this help guide

    MFMR BURN:

    MFMR BURN is a simple GUI to burn CD/DVD data. Files or directories must be
    selected in order to open MFMR BURN, which can be accessed by selecting  burn
    from the secondary menu bar or by using the Ctrl-b keyboard shortcut. The burn
    utility uses the burner device and mount point specified in MFMR CONFIGURE.

    Note MFMR BURN is not presently functional, see known issues.

    The output window initially lists the selected files, then displays messages
    during the burn process. MFMR BURN automatically attempts to recognize the
    inserted media type (CD vs DVD) at burn time.

    Burn: burn data onto CD or DVD

    Refresh List: refresh the selected items list and re-check media

    CD or DVD: select either CD or DVD media to bypass the automated check routine

    Erase Disc: overwrite existing disk content during the burn process

    Verify Data: verify written data after the burn process

    Exit: exit MFMR BURN

    Help!: this help guide

    MFMR CONFIGURE:

    Use MFMR CONFIGURE to add and edit several configuration options.
    It is accessed by double-clicking the Config menubar button
    or by selecting  Config -> configure MFMR.

    Save: create ~/.mfm/mfm.cfg if not present, save configuration changes

    Exit: exit MFMR CONFIGURE

    Help!: this help guide

    editor: enter executable name of preferred editor (default is editor) or click
    on the  editor  button to select, the default editor used when pressing  Enter
    to open a selected file, selecting  edit  from the secondary menu bar
    or  open with text editor  from the right click popup menu

    terminal: enter executable name of preferred terminal (default is aterm) or
    click on the  terminal  button to select, this is the terminal used when
    selecting  $  and  #  from the secondary menu bar or when using
    the Alt-t keyboard shortcut

    trash bin: enter trash bin pathway (default is /tmp/trashbin/, coded to be newly
    created at every boot) or click on the  trash bin  button to change, manually
    create trash bin directory if not present

    color select buttons: click  executables, directories, mounted and unmounted
    buttons to change their color, View -> colors must be checked for colors to
    appear in MFMR windows, MFMR MOUNT displays mounted and unmounted color choices

    file types section: customize run application and color for specific file types

      file extension: enter desired file extension (eg. html)

      color: click to select a custom color for the file type, a false executable
      name can be entered to simply associate a custom color with a specific file
      type, format examples:
        file extension: tcz
        executable: none
        color: pink

        file extension: html
        executable: dillo firefox
        color: green

      executable: enter the desired executable(s) for that file type (eg. firefox)

        - more than one space seperated executable can be entered, the executable
          entered first is the default action when selecting open with default
          action, format example:
            firefox editor

        - all executables will be listed when selecting open with select action
          from the Files dropdown  or right click popup menu or when middle-
          clicking the file

        - custom popup menu dialogue can be added, format example:
            "Open with Firefox" (firefox) "Open with editor" (editor)

        - custom runtime options can also be specified, format example:
            "Open with mupdf" (mupdf -r 150)

      add: click to create a new/empty entry in the file types section

      modify: click to enter custom file extension, executable and color data
      into the file types section, click Save to make changes permanent

      delete: click to remove selected custom file type from the file types section

    burner device: enter the burner device to be utilized by MFMR BURN or click the
    burner device  button to select (eg. navigate to /dev/sr0, select sr0)

    mount point: enter the mount point to be utilized by MFMR BURN or click
    the  mount point  button to select, based on /etc/fstab data
    (eg. navigate to /mnt/sr0, select sr0)

    MFMR EXTRACT ARCHIVE:

    MFMR EXTRACT ARCHIVE lists and extracts the contents of archive files.
    It is accessed by selecting  extract  from the secondary menu bar or
    by using the Ctrl-e keyboard shortcut. To compress files,
    see CREATE ARCHIVE Popup.

    The output window displays file contents when selecting List Contents and
    outputs progress messages during the extraction process.

    Supported file formats: gz, tar, tar.gz, tar.xz, tar.bz2, tgz, zip and deb.

    At present, only one-click extraction of .deb files containing a data.tar.gz
    file is possible. If List Contents indicates the .deb file contains a newer
    data.tar.xz format file, then close MFMR EXTRACT ARCHIVE and manually extract
    the .deb file and data.tar.xz contents with these terminal commands:
        ar x *.deb
        tar Jxvf data.tar.xz

    Open: select archive file to be listed and/or extracted, will default to a
    specific file if it was already selected in the MFMR window before
    launching MFMR EXTRACT ARCHIVE

    List Contents: list contents of selected archive file

    Extract: extract archive file to selected directory

    Exit: exit MFMR EXTRACT ARCHIVE

    Help!: this help guide

    MFMR FIND:

    MFMR FIND finds files by name or content (text files) and directories by name.
    It can be accessed by selecting  find  from the secondary menu bar or by
    using the Ctrl-f keyboard shortcut.

    If launched from an MFMR window, the default search path is the current
    directory. Various search parameters can be specified and some file
    functions can be performed.

    Path: open SELECT DIRECTORY popup to change search path

    Search: perform search

    Options dropdown:

      copy to: open COPY TO destination directory popup

      move to: open MOVE TO destination directory popup

      select all: select all search results

      delete forever: open DELETING ITEMS popup to delete selected item(s)

    Open Directory: open selected directory in a new MFMR window

    Open File: open selected file with default text editor, see MFMR CONFIGURE

    Open With: open selected file with the executable entered in the  -->  input box,
    one or more selected directories can also be opened in new MFMR windows by
    entering the executable  mfmr  in the open with input box

    Exit: exit MFMR FIND

    Help!: this help guide

    search path: when MFMR FIND is launched from an MFMR window the default search
    path is the current directory, can also manually enter the desired search
    pathway or use the menubar Path button

    --> input box: enter the executable name that will run/open a selected file
    when the menubar Open With button is selected

    name search - * ok: enter search term, * wildcards OK, clicking Search
    without a search term will list the entire contents of the search path

    case sensitive: check to perform a case sensitive name search

    content search - no *, part word ok: enter a full or partial word
    to search the contents of text files, do not use * wildcard

    case sensitive: check to perform a case sensitive content search

    line #: check to output the line number and data where the
    content search term was found in the file

    age: select from various file or directory creation ages (older/newer/
    minutes/days), if a custom filter is selected then a number must
    be entered into the adjacent box

    size: select from various file sizes, if a custom filter is selected
    then a number must be entered into the adjacent box

    show: select from files and directories, files only or directories only

    recursive search: check to recursively search sub-directories

    MFMR MOUNT:

    MFMR MOUNT allows mounting, unmounting and opening mounted partitions. It uses
    information from /etc/fstab. The output window displays the device, mount point,
    mount status and if mounted, partition freespace. Use MFMR CONFIGURE to
    customize the color of mounted and unmounted partions.

    It is accessed by selecting  mount  from the secondary menu bar or by
    using the Ctrl-m keyboard shortcut.

    Mount: click to mount selected partition

    Mount/Open: click to mount the selected partition and open a new MFMR
    window to the root directory of the mounted partition

    Temp Mount/Open: temporarily mount and open the selected partition in a new
    MFMR window, the partition will automatically unmount when the MFMR window is
    closed

    Unmount: click to unmount a selected partition

    Refesh: update MFMR MOUNT status after closing temporary mounted partitions
    or to recheck partition status and freespace

    Exit: exit MFMR MOUNT

    Help!: this help guide

    right-click: toggle mount/unmount of selected partition

    double left-click: temporarily mount and open a selected partition in a
    new MFMR window

    Application Popup List:

    A popup list of all executables associated with a specific file type, specified
    in MFMR CONFIGURE. Click to select the desired run application from the popup
    list. The popup will only appear if at least one custom executable is
    specified for that file type.

    The popup list is activated by selecting  open with select action  from the
    Files dropdown menu or right click popup menu. It can also be activated
    by using the Alt-right arrow keyboard shortuct on a selected file
    or simply middle-clicking a specific file.

    Command Output Popup:

    This outputs progress messages and errors in a popup window, similar to
    running commands and executables from a terminal.

    For file operations, such as copy and move, it is activated by selecting
    Config -> verbose mode. As noted in the popup window, any output containing
    either  cp: overwrite ?  or  mv: overwrite ?  indicates the item(s) already
    exist. To overwrite this data, click OK to close the popup, select
    Config -> overwrite mode  and repeat the copy or move operation.

    For running executables, the popup window outputs relevant information during
    runtime, such as program errors. The popup remains open after the application
    is closed to review output. To activate this popup when running executables,
    middle-click the executable or select  open with select action  from the
    Files dropdown or right click popup menu. Note it only pops up when
    selecting executables (default color red).

    There are several known issues.

    OK: to exit

    Cancel: cancel the operation or close the application

    Help!: this help guide

    CREATE ARCHIVE Popup:

    Compress selected files or directories into a single archive file. It is
    activated by selecting  compress  from the right click popup menu or
    Files dropdown or by using the Alt-z keyboard shortcut. At least one file
    or directory must be selected for the CREATE ARCHIVE popup to appear.

    Supported compression formats: gz, tar, tar.gz, tar.bz2 and tgz.

    Enter the desired filename, including file extension, in the popup input line.

    Alternatively the input line can be left blank, selecting OK will automatically
    compress and create a *.tar.gz file. The filename will automatically be created
    using the selected file name, if only one file was selected for compression,
    or the directory name if multiple items are being compressed.

    OK: create archive

    Cancel: exit

    There is a known issue regarding zip file creation.

    Destination Directory Popup:

    This popup appears when selecting copy to, move to, soft link to or hard link to
    from the Files dropdown, right click popup menu or DIRECTORY TREE.

    destination directory: specify destination directory in the input box

      - manually edit the input box pathway

      - click small rectangular directory break buttons to go to parent directories

      - select a directory from the active windows list

      - use Browse button to select directory

    Browse: opens a Select directory popup then browse directory tree, manually
    enter pathway, click small rectangular directory break buttons for parent
    directories or select from the favorites dropdown

    OK: perform file action

    Cancel: exit

    Help!: this help guide

    EDIT ATTRIBUTES Popup:

    Use to view or edit file and/or directory permissions, ownership and time/date
    stamps. Can modify individual files and directories or make changes recursively.
    The recursive checkbox must be selected beforehand if recursive changes are
    desired.

    The popup is accessible by selecting a file or directory and double-clicking
    the View menubar button, selecting  attributes  from the Files dropdown or
    Right Click Popup Menu or using the Alt-a keyboard shortcut.

    Recursive: check 1st, real-time changes!: this checkbox must be selected
    beforehand to make recursive changes into sub-directories

    owner: change read, write and execute permissions for owner

    group: change read, write and execute permissions for group

    others: change read, write and execute permissions for others

    set UID: set user ID for selected executable

    set GID: set group ID for selected executable

    sticky bit: set sticky bit for selected file or directory

    owner: change owner for selected files or directories

    group: change group for selected files or directories

    date: display date stamp of selected item (update with Touch button)

    time: display time stamp of selected item (update with Touch button)

    Touch: update selected files and/or directories to current date and time

    Exit: exit popup

    Help!: this help guide

    Right Click Popup Menu:

    Right-click inside the MFMR window to open the menu, options:

    up: go up to parent directory

    terminal: open default terminal to current or selected directory

    select all: select all directories and files

    attributes: open EDIT ATTRIBUTES for selected item

    statistics: open STATISTICS for selected item(s)

    copy to: open Copy to popup

    move to: open Move to popup

    open with: open OPEN WITH popup, enter executable

    open with default action: open selected item with default action,
    as specified in MFMR CONFIGURE

    open with select action: open applications popup list

    open with text editor: open selected file with default text editor

    mkdir: open NEW DIRECTORY popup, enter new directory name

    touch: open NEW FILE popup, enter new file name

    rename: open RENAME popup if single item selected, open
    MFMR BULK RENAME if multiple items selected

    compress: open CREATE ARCHIVE popup

    delete to trash: move selected item(s) to trash bin, default /tmp/trashbin,
    specified in MFMR CONFIGURE

    delete forever: open DELETE ITEM(S) popup, permanently delete, bypass trash bin

    STATISTICS Popup:

    Use to view the number of files, number of directories and total size of
    selected item(s). To activate select one or more files or directories then
    double-click the Files menubar button, select  statistics  from the
    right click popup menu or use the keyboard shortcut Alt-s.

    OK: exit

    Command Line Use:

    Helper GUIs can be launched from the main MFMR window, although the
    command line can also be utilized, usage examples:

    Open MFMR window to user's home directory:

         mfmr

    Open MFMR window to /tmp directory:

         mfmr /tmp

    Mount partition sda2 (based on /etc/fstab) and open MFMR window to root
    directory of partition sda2:

         mfmr -m=/mnt/sda2

    Temporarily mount partition sda2 and open MFMR window to root directory of
    partition sda2, automatically unmount partition when window closed:

         mfmr -t=/mnt/sda2

    Open an MFMR window as root user to the /tmp directory:

         sudo mfmr /tmp

    MFMR BURN:

         mfmburn /home/tc/Desktop/*
         * wildcard okay

    MFMR CONFIGURE:

         mfmcfg

    MFMR FIND:

         mfmfind /home/tc/Desktop/

    MFMR MOUNT:

         mfmmount

    MFMR BULK RENAME:

         mfmrename /home/tc/Desktop/*
         * wildcard okay

    MFMR EXTRACT ARCHIVE:

         mfmzip

         mfmzip -x archived_file_name
         (extract to parent directory without prompt)

    Access this help guide:

         less /usr/local/share/doc/mfm.html

    Known Issues:

    Numerous issues, some fixes pending.

    MFMR window headers (Filename, Mode, Owner, Group, Size, Date) do not auto
    resize when increasing window size.

      Workaround: Close all MFMR windows except one, resize as desired, exit and
      reopen MFMR window, headers will be resized.

    Adjusting MFMR window width smaller than default (mfm-def.cfg window_width 750)
    cuts off main and secondary menubars.

      Workaround: Avoid using a window width less than 750, use a higher desktop
      resolution if necessary.

    Preferences for view, sort, verbose mode, overwrite mode and scroll wheel speed
    do not update changes to other previously opened MFMR windows.

      Workaround: Close all MFMR windows except one, change and save
      preferences, then open additional windows.

    Creating a new file (touch) with the same name as an existing file overwrites
    the contents of the old file even when overwrite mode is disabled.

      Workaround: Exercise caution when creating new files.

    Unable to move item to trash if same named item already exists in trash bin.

        Workarounds:
          - If acceptable select delete forever instead of delete to trash
          - Empty trash bin first or permanently delete same named trash bin item
          - Enable overwrite mode

    Zip file contents can be listed and extracted but new zip files can not be
    created. Standard Tiny Core does not create zip files, although the MFMR
    source code provides zip file creation functionality.

      Workaround: Utilize an alternative archive format or test the
      zip-unzip.tcz extension with MFMR.

    Right/left arrow navigation (up to parent, open selected directory) no longer
    works if header widths (Filename, Mode, Owner, Group, Size, Date) are
    stretched enough to create a horizontal scroll bar.

      Workaround: Do not stretch header widths greater than window width,
      alternatively increase default MFMR window size.

    DIRECTORY TREE left/right arrow keys (up to parent, open selected directory) do
    not work and the up/down arrow keys move two directories at a time.

      Workaround: Use mouse to navigate DIRECTORY TREE.

    Command output window does not consistently popup when running executables. The
    cancel button is not selectable during usage, preventing the ability to close
    the window and application during runtime. Window contents do not redraw
    while the application is running, resulting in no unreadable data until
    the launched application is closed.

      Workaround: Launch executables from regular terminal to view program output.

    MFMR BURN non-functional. To burn CDs, cdrecord and mkisofs from the TC 4
    cdrtools.tcz extension likely required. To burn DVDs, growisofs likely
    required, not presently in Tiny Core.

      Workaround: Use an alternative CD/DVD burn application as MFMR BURN was
      only designed to provide limited functionality anyway.

    MFMR MOUNT unexpectantly closes when double left-click or single right-click
    lower window freespace.

      Workaround: Reopen MFMR MOUNT.

    Changelog:

    August 2015:

      My File Manager (mfm.tcz) submitted to Tiny Core 6

    September 2015:

      First My File Manager Re-imagined (mfmr) executable compile

      Added open root terminal function

      Added dedicated UP, /, HOME, TCE, TBIN, CD, $, # buttons to main menubar

      Revised graphics for more consistent appearance, changed color scheme

      Corrected GUI typos and clarified most output dialogues

      Reorganized dropdown and popup menus

      Added attributes to right-click popup menu

      Made View dropdown menu more compact by removing rarely used keyboard
      shortcuts to toggle display of permissions, owner, size and date

      Default window resized wider but shorter for improved layout

      Resized header column widths for improved readability

      Reformatted owner/group columns for improved readability

      All popups now open as hotspots/under cursor instead of 0, 0,
      tested in Fluxbox with init file entry:
      session.screen0.windowPlacement: UnderMousePlacement

      Customized keyboard shortcuts

      Incorporated sane first run sort, view, configuration defaults

      Create and utilize default /tmp/trashbin directory on startup

      Revised double-click functions of some menubar buttons and dropdowns

      Regular user can modify owner/group permissions, even to/from root

      Added show all/files/directories choicebox filter to MFMR FIND

      Added Open with function to MFMR FIND, any executable to open search result

      EXTRACT ARCHIVE now lists and extracts .gz file contents

      CREATE ARCHIVE popup now creates .gz files

      Improved EDIT ATTRIBUTES popup functionality

      New desktop icon

    October 2015:

      Toggling verbose and overwrite mode checkboxes automatically creates
      mfm-def.cfg if not present and saves preference

      Exit and Exit all automatically creates mfm-def.cfg during first run and
      saves view, sort, verbose, overwrite and scroll wheel speed preferences

      Added basic History select Fl_Menu_Button to main browser window

      Added clear History button (X) function

      Added secondary menubar: History, X (clear), $ and # (regular, root terminal)

      Added TC friendly OPT button to main menubar

      Added Refresh button to MFMR MOUNT as closing temporary mounted windows
      or adding/removing files does not auto-refresh mount status and freespace

      Temp Mount/Open button in MFMR MOUNT now remounts a mounted partition as a
      temporary mount and opens a new browser window to the selected partition

      Creating soft and hard links always provides verbose output

      Help manual first revision

      Expanded secondary menubar: History, X (clear), burn, edit, extract, find,
      mount, trash, $ and # (regular, root terminal)

      EXTRACT ARCHIVE can now list and extract .tar.xz file contents

      EXTRACT ARCHIVE can now list the contents of .deb files and extract
      data.tar.gz contents directly into a destination directory
      (presently only data.tar.gz files, not data.tar.xz)

    November 2015:

      MFMR CONFIGURE redesign, more compact and intuitive

      Color coded applicable dropdown menu items pink to reflect their
      associated pink main menubar double-click functionalities

      Destination directory added to History select dropdown menu when copy to,
      move to, soft link to and hard link to is utilized via right-click or
      Files dropdown menu (not needed for drag n drop as the target
      directory is already opened in another window anyway)

      New directory added to History select dropdown menu when mkdir is used to
      create a new directory via right-click or New dropdown

      Help manual second revision

    Bug Fixes:

    September 2015:

      Addressed some compiler warnings

      Fixed occasional hang on exit

      Fixed segmentation fault triggerd by dropdown menus

      Fixed segmentation fault when changing EDIT ATTRIBUTES owner/group

      Can re-open window even if FLTK editor documents left open from previous
      MFMR session (likely attributed to segmentation fault issues)

      Empty trash now removes dot files

      EXTRACT ARCHIVE can now extract and list zip file contents

      MFMR MOUNT can now properly mount/unmount partitions as regular user

      MFMR MOUNT now properly updates mount status when selecting Mount/Open

      Fixed MFMR FIND instability that crashed MFMR when opening search results

      Fixed drag and drop functionality between DIRECTORY TREE and MFMR windows

    October 2015:

      Overwrite mode now works as expected during move and copy operations

      Fixed EDIT ATTRIBUTES sticky bit function

      MFMR MOUNT now updates mount status when selecting Temp Mount/Open

      Fixed MFMR MOUNT error when using the Mount/Open button to open an already
      mounted partition in a new MFMR window

      Setting overwrite mode to false now prevents renaming file to a same-named
      existing file to prevent overwrite

      Setting overwrite mode to false now prevents moving an item to the trash bin
      if a same named item already exists to prevent overwrite

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