Norton Commander is a file manager program for DOS that was released in 1986. It uses a two-pane interface to allow basic file operations like copying, renaming, deleting files and launching applications.
Norton Commander (NC) is a file manager program designed for DOS that was originally released in 1986 by Peter Norton. It uses a two-pane interface that allows users to easily visualize the directory structure and perform basic file operations using the keyboard.
Some key features of Norton Commander include:
Norton Commander became very popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s among power users and was known for its speed and efficiency at file management. Its two-pane file manager concept inspired many later file manager designs. While the DOS version is no longer developed, Norton Commander inspired open source clones like Midnight Commander that keep its two-pane file management concepts alive today.
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