Thanks for your quick response! Yes, schemes like favourites, recent, bookmarks, are all features in good file managers, and they work perfectly as expected. But this idea is different. In the example above I have not been to Beatles (with a FM) for ages, and the next time it will be "Roll"ing Stones.
I know this is a very distinct feature, and most people are not even aware of it where it is implemented (though the Total Commander brought this to perfection), but I am so used to it!! Might be worth a hint to developers, because IT IS NICE, I use it since DOS times!
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Thanks for your quick response! Yes, schemes like favourites, recent, bookmarks, are all features in good file managers, and they work perfectly as expected. But this idea is different. In the example above I have not been to Beatles (with a FM) for ages, and the next time it will be "Roll"ing Stones.
I know this is a very distinct feature, and most people are not even aware of it where it is implemented (though the Total Commander brought this to perfection), but I am so used to it!! Might be worth a hint to developers, because IT IS NICE, I use it since DOS times!
I just found this: http://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/index.php/Total_Commander_for_Linux
Wine.... not as good as native linux, but perhaps one could give it a try.