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sfm(1)			     General Commands Manual			  sfm(1)

NAME
     sfm - simple file manager

SYNOPSIS
     sfm [-v]

DESCRIPTION
     sfm  is a simple file manager for unix-like systems based on termbox.  dual
     panes, bottom statusbar, bookmarks, open files by extention,  vim-like  key
     bindings as default configuration. cwd is left pane dir.

OPTIONS
     -v     print version.

USAGE
   Normal Mode
     q	    quit

     h	    back

     j	    down

     k	    up

     l	    open dir | file

     g	    top

     G	    bottom

     ctrl+u
	    scroll up

     ctrl+d
	    scroll down

     n	    create new file if not exists

     N	    create new directory if not exists

     d	    delete file | directory recursively

     D	    duplicate file | directory recursively

     y	    yank

     p	    paste

     P	    move

     b	    spawn a shell in the current directory

     c	    start change

     cw     rename

     co     change owner and group (chown)

     cm     change mode (chmod)

     cf     change flags (chflags | chattr)

     cc     exit change

     cq     exit change

     .	    toggle dotfiles

     v	    start visual mode

     /	    start filter

     ENTER  find filter

     ESC    exit filter

     SPACE  switch pane

     ctrl+r
	    refresh panes

   Visual Mode
     j	    select down

     k	    select up

     d	    delete selection

     v	    exit visual mode

     q	    exit visual mode

     ESC    exit visual mode | change

CUSTOMIZATION
     sfm  is  customized  by  creating	a  custom config.h and (re)compiling the
     source code. This keeps it fast, secure and simple.

ENVIRONMENT
     EDITOR
	    open unconfigured file extention. vi(1) if not set.

     HOME   right pane default directory. / if not set.

     SHELL  shell spawned with the 'b' key. /bin/sh if not set.

AUTHORS
     See the LICENSE file for the authors.

LICENSE
     See the LICENSE file for the terms of redistribution.

				     sfm-0.4				  sfm(1)

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