TDFSB
TDFSB reads directory information and displays it as a 3D world. cd'ing into another directory is possible by simply walking into the assigned sphere. It also reads images and text files and displays their contents. It plays MP3 files and MPEG-1 videos as 3D objects.
| Tags | Desktop Environment File Managers multimedia Graphics Viewers Artistic Software |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
Recent releases
- 22 Jun 2007 06:25
Changes: This release works with freeglut and gives tdfsb a centered view on startup.
- 22 Aug 2004 12:41
Changes: Support for mouse wheels has been added. Users may now launch an xterm from the current path. Executing a custom command with the current path or a selected file as an argument is also possible.
- 18 Apr 2002 08:27
Changes: The TDFSB is now able to play MP3 and MPEG1 video files using the SMPEG library. Several bugs have been fixed, and some improvements have been made.
- 09 Apr 2002 05:04
Changes: SDL is now used for window and event management, and SDL_image is now used for image loading. A shell script has been included for easier installation. BeOS and FreeBSD support was added (the tarball contains a binary for BeOS).
- 08 Jan 2002 03:50
Changes: Cursor key and mouse handling were improved, and you can now move multiple directions at once.
- All comments
Recent commentsgif idea
i love this program, another idea, make animated gif's animated when you select it
Re: Awesome program!
More suggestions:
- middle mouse button instead of 'O' key to change classic style of mouse navigation
- I suggest to make one-dot (current) directory ball more transparent as well as in different color (shape, size?)
Awesome program!
This is the best! I spent 2 hours going through my filesystem the first time I tried this. My ideas: (1) A Makefile for easier compilation, (2) Play mp3s, wav's when right clicking on a sound file, (3) Higher quality image when an image is selected, (4) Some sort of cache, (5) Ability to hop to a directory right from the program, (6) Transparent images could actually be transparent instead of a black background, (7) Have the ".." directory sphere marked in a different color. Again, great job on this!