In my case, I use Linux based on Ubuntu at work, but I use frequently MacBook Pro which is given by my current employer. While reading the sunrise commander page, they do support it using AVFS, and described in ( ). However, the first thing I met was how to easily uncompress a file such as tar, tgz, tar.gz, tar.bz2, zip, and etc. So, I found the sunrise commander ( ) Yay! Dired is great tool, but whenever I visit a directory, it creates another buffer, which I don’t like.

However, I feel that it would be nice if there is a nice file manager like GNU Midnight Commander in Emacs from time to time. Now, as a user for emacs, I have been using command line shell, which was good enough since I can create buffers as many as I want. So, the writer of “Sunrise Commander” makes the name of “Sunrise” hoping all software developers works in day time.

I learned that they made the name of “Midnight” because many computer programmers do coding at night. There is legendary file manager, GNU Midnight Commander.