What file managers are available for Ubuntu? [closed]

The Best Ubuntu File Managers are

1 Nautilus

This is default in Ubuntu-desktop but other flavors of Ubuntu can get it with

sudo apt-get install nautilus 

The default file manager in GNOME DE too, Nautilus has an intuitive interface and offers features like previews, sorting, three view modes (icons, list, compact), bookmarks. Nautilus can be expanded via plugins and it also supports context menus.

2 Dolphin

This is default in Kubuntu-desktop but other flavors of Ubuntu can get it with

sudo apt-get install dolphin

Dolphin is the default file manager for KDE focusing on usability. The main features of Dolphin are:

• Navigation bar for URLs, which allows to navigate quickly through the file hierarchy

• View properties are remembered for each folder

• Split of views and tabs are supported

• Network transparency

• File content previews

• Support for version control system plugins

• Integrated terminal

• Searching for file content and meta information

3 thunar

This is default in Xubuntu-desktop but other flavors of Ubuntu can get it with

sudo apt-get install thunar

4 Nemo

we can install it with

 sudo apt-get install nemo

5 Double Commander ( new )

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:alexx2000/doublecmd
sudo apt-get update

For gtk version

 sudo apt-get install doublecmd-gtk

for Qt version

sudo apt-get install doublecmd-qt

6 Pcmanfm

sudo apt-get install pcmanfm

7 Konqueror

Konqueror is one of the most advanced file managers for KDE. Thanks to the underlying KDE technologies it can transparently access FTP and SFTP servers, zip files (and other archives), smb (Windows) shares, and even browse and rip audio CDs.

sudo apt-get install konqueror

Update:

OMG! we have so many more! Click here for 20 File managers for Ubuntu