Superfile config
You can enter the following command to set it up;
Setting
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theme
You can go to here to know how to config it
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auto_check_update
true
=> Turning on will check whether updates are needed every time superfile is closed (only checked once a day)
false
=> If closed, no checks will be performed
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cd_on_quit
true
=> Every time you exit superfile, it will navigate the path of the terminal to the path of the last file panel you used.
false
=> Nothing happen
If you want to open this feature you need to copy the code into ~/.bashrc
and reload ~/.bashrc
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default_open_file_preview
true
=> The file preview panel opens automatically every time you open superfile.
false
=> The file preview panel will not open automatically when you open a superfile.
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file_size_use_si
true
=> The file/directory sizes will be displayed using powers of 1000 (kB, MB, GB).
false
=> The file/directory sizes will be displayed using powers of 1024 (KiB, MiB, GiB).
Style
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transparent_background
true
=> If enabled, the background color will not be rendered (transparent). This is useful if your terminal background is transparent.
false
=> If turned off, the background will be rendered (with color) to maintain theme consistency.
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default_directory
The default location every time superfile is opened, supports ~
and .
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file_preview_width
This setting is an integer.
0
=> When it is 0, it means that the width of the File preview panel will be the same as that of the File panel.
X
=> When it is any other number, it means that the width of the File preview panel will be the width of the entire panel (total width of the terminal - width of the sidebar) divided by X.
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sidebar_width
This setting is an integer.
0
=> If the number is 0 then the sidebar will not display.
X
=> This number will be the width of the sidebar width.
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Border style
Here are a few suggested styles, of course you can change them to your own: