GNOME Commander is being developed in a stable and a testing branch, where the test releases are for testing of new ideas. Successful ideas will then get backported to the stable branch.
All current and historical releases can be found on the GNOME FTP server. Links to the latest releases of the stable and development versions can be found on this page.
All releases from 1.2.x contains a Gentoo ebuild file in the source tarball. You can download the ebuild with this link that checks it out from git repository.
For testing purposes only. Development snapshots of both the stable and testing branch of GNOME Commander are generated every 30 min, these tarballs can be downloaded below.
These may be unstable and are for testing purposes only, do not handle important data with these releases.
The latest snapshot packages:
To check out the 1.3 testing branch sources from the repository, following command can be used:
svn checkout svn://svn.gnome.org/svn/gnome-commander/branches/gcmd-1-3
Gentoo users can also use the ebuild in the sources
Other releases of the 1.1.x series can be found in this directory on the GNOME FTP
Other releases of the 1.0.x series can be found in this directory on the GNOME FTP
For those of you who feel really adventurous, or maybe want to hack on the latest code, can download the latest development sourcecode or individual files directly from SVN (just remember to run "autogen.sh" when compiling). But be ware that there can be serious bugs in code from git, this code is for hacking, development and testing purposes.
GNOME Commander has its source tree hosted at gnome.org. In the source tree there is also a detailed changelog.To check out the latest code from the git repostory, for the stable 1.2 branch, following command below can be used. See our development page regarding SVN sources for the 1.3 testing branch.
svn checkout svn://svn.gnome.org/svn/gnome-commander/trunk
The above works only to do a first time download and not for updating the code, if you already have a version of the code you can just cd into the folder "trunk" and run "svn update" to get the latest revision.
Visit the page in following link for more detailed information about SVN at svn.gnome.org.
Here are some links to binary packages for those of you that do not want to compile the source yourself. These packages are not maintained by the authors of this project, some of these links points at quite old versions.
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GNOME Commander is also available at GNOMEfiles, a site created for the GNOME Desktop Environment (Unix/Linux) and also other GTK applications.