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clifm 命令

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常用示例

Start file manager

clifm

Start in specific directory

clifm [/path/to/dir]

Start with specific profile

clifm -P [profile_name]

Start in stealth mode

clifm -S

Show hidden files

clifm -a

说明

clifm is a shell-like, command-line terminal file manager that differs fundamentally from TUI file managers like ranger or nnn. Instead of navigating a panel-based interface, users interact through a command prompt, using ELN (Entry List Numbers) to reference files by their displayed index numbers. Standard shell commands work directly within clifm, and built-in commands provide additional file management capabilities such as bulk renaming, trash support, bookmarks, and directory jumping. The tool supports multiple workspaces, custom profiles, and a plugin system. clifm runs on Linux, BSD, macOS, and even VT100 terminals, making it one of the most portable file managers available. Its CLI-first approach is particularly suited for users who are already comfortable working in a shell environment.

参数

-a, --show-hidden
Show hidden files
-P _profile_
Use specified profile
-S, --stealth-mode
Leave no trace
-p _path_
Set starting path
-c _cmd_
Run command and exit
-w _workspace_
Start in workspace
--no-cd-auto
Disable auto-cd
--disk-usage
Show disk usage

FAQ

What is the clifm command used for?

clifm is a shell-like, command-line terminal file manager that differs fundamentally from TUI file managers like ranger or nnn. Instead of navigating a panel-based interface, users interact through a command prompt, using ELN (Entry List Numbers) to reference files by their displayed index numbers. Standard shell commands work directly within clifm, and built-in commands provide additional file management capabilities such as bulk renaming, trash support, bookmarks, and directory jumping. The tool supports multiple workspaces, custom profiles, and a plugin system. clifm runs on Linux, BSD, macOS, and even VT100 terminals, making it one of the most portable file managers available. Its CLI-first approach is particularly suited for users who are already comfortable working in a shell environment.

How do I run a basic clifm example?

Run `clifm` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -a, --show-hidden do in clifm?

Show hidden files