Welcome to fm/2 on Netlabs

This is the development home for fm/2, the Swiss Army Knife of GUI file managers.

The current release is version 3.8.

Users

See the FM/2 FAQ for answers to your questions.

See Getting the most from FM/2 for hints from the power users.

Binaries

New releases and betas are uploaded to ​ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/incoming or ​ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/incoming/fm2 and will move to ​ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/fm2.

The current release is usually available from ​hobbes and elsewhere.

New releases are announced at ​Netlabs news and elsewhere.

Developers

Planning major upgrades and new features for FM/2

User/FM2 added commands and related file structures update

Getting the sources

In addition to browsing the sources here, you can check out the sources with your favorite subversion client.

Keep in mind that, unlike ​cvs, tags and branches are ordinary directories in subversion. With the typical subversion respository layout, it is rather easy to checkout more than you probably intend to. To pull just the trunk version, use something like

mkdir fm2_workspace
cd fm2_workspace
svn checkout http://svn.netlabs.org/repos/fm2/trunk trunk

To update your workspace with the current repository content, use

cd fm2_workspace\trunk
svn update

If you want commit access to the repository, contact me.

Building

FM/2 Developers FAQ

Building FileManager/2 (FM/2)
Building FM/2 WarpIN installation files
Building an FM/2 release package

About FM/2

FM2 was originally written by ​Mark Kimes

He has kindly allowed us to take over maintenance and support of FM/2 and to release the program under the GNU GPL license. I'm sure he would appreciate a Thank You note for his generosity.

Support

As you might have suspected, FM/2 is a Netlabs project. The project URL is fm/2

The user support mailing list is at ​fm/2 Users Mailing List

Subscribe to the user support mailing list is at ​Subscribe to fm/2 Users Mailing List. The subject and body can be empty. You will receive a response which you must reply to to complete the process.

The developers mailing list is at ​fm/2 Developers Mailing List

Subscribe to the user support mailing list is at ​Subscribe to fm/2 Developers Mailing List. The subject and body can be empty. You will receive a response which you must reply to to complete the process.

These lists are ​EzMLM mailing lists. If you need help subscribing, see ​Netlabs Mailing Lists.

Like all Netlabs Mailing Lists, these lists are mirrored to gmane.

You must be logged into TRAC to create tickets. Please login with user 'guest' and password 'netlabs' if you don't have personal login id. It is recommended that you request a personal login id on the ​Netlabs Community Mailing List.

If you use the guest login, please put your name somewhere in the ticket description. This makes it easier to correlate tickets and mailing list threads.

In addition the maintainers, monitor the comp.os.os2.programmer.misc newsgroup and others in the comp.os.os2.* hierarchy.

There is also an archived Yahoo group at ​http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/fm2user/

The Yahoo list is closed to new posts, but contains some useful info.

Credits

• Mark Kimes
• Gary Granat
• Steven Levine
• Gregg Young
• David Graser
• John Small

If we forgot anyone, please let us know. It was unintentional.

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