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icon-view -- efm-like and fully themable. |
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browser-view -- perfect for those MP3/Ogg directories! If you ever get fed up going down two levels (from music to artist to album) for each song you want to add to a playlist, then going back to music for the next song, then this is for you. |
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tree-view -- a hierachical version of the well-known list-view. |
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Offers lightning-fast searches using
libdoodle -- which in turn uses
libextractor to gather all
kinds of meta-data from all kinds of file.This is not your plain old search for file-names -- you'll still find that misnamed MP3 if the ID3 tag is correct!
May be built against enlightenment 17*
libraries for state-of-the-art
eye-candy and pluggable themes.
- Compose icons out of any number of evas objects such as images or gradients, with on-the-fly tinting/shading and alpha composition.
- Use jpg, png, or ebg.edb (e17 background database made with ebony, optionally composed on top of pseudo-transparency) as a backdrop
- Choose your plugins. Whether you prefer "lean & mean" or want the file-manager to place you in the lap of luxury, evidence can help. You choose what you want and, just as important, what you don't want. Support for features not used by a given theme like pseudo-transparency or animated movie thumbnails will not be loaded. Create outlandish eye-candy, or save loads of memory! It's up to you -- no bloat!
- Build or add plugins at a later date without having to rebuild the main application.
Supports plugins for custom
Meta-Data such as
MP3/Ogg song titles,
picture dimensions,
True-Type fonts, and more.
- Comes with example plugins for Ogg/Vorbis, MP3, and images, turning evidence into a MP3/ID3/Vorbis tag editor right out of the box.
- Comes with example read-only plugins for TrueType fonts (TTF), EXIF (digital camera images), APE sound files, and libextractor (a framework that extracts meta-data from a multitude of files such as HTML, PDF, PS, WAV, RPM, ZIP, Real, QT, MPEG, AVI/RIFF, ASF, and ELF).
- Plugins for your own file-types are easily written.
- Plugins are loaded on-demand. For example, the MP3 plugin will not be loaded until you access the first MP3 file. It will also be unloaded if haven't touched a MP3-file in a while. No bloat.
- Plugins can be built/added at a later date without having to rebuild the main application.
Pluggable backends. If you want to go above and beyond UNIX/POSIX
file-ops, use an alternate backend supporting efsd (the enlightened
file-system daemon), GNOME-VFS or kioslaves (forthcoming).
- Default "POSIX" backend supports Access Control Lists and Extended Attributes.
- Plugins can be built/added at a later date without having to rebuild the main application.
Pluggable thumbnailers. Generate previews for all kinds of file.
- Comes with example plugins for many image formats (PNG, GIF, JPG, GIMP's XCF, and whatever else Imlib2 can load), ultra-fast JPEG thumbnails for those large pictures from your digital camera, true-type fonts (TTF), MP3 files with images in the ID3 tag), and movies (using xine or avifile and/or mpeg).
- Plugins for your own file-types are easily written.
- Plugins can be built/added at a later date without having to rebuild the main application.
