One very common operation is to take some files from one side, compress them in bulk, and store them on the opposite side.
To avoid operating on the same side of the file system (e.g., one physical disk for both read and write), the compressed data is output directly to the other file system to speed up the process.
This allows you to take full advantage of the benefits of a dual-panel file manager.
One very common operation is to take some files from one side, compress them in bulk, and store them on the opposite side.
To avoid operating on the same side of the file system (e.g., one physical disk for both read and write), the compressed data is output directly to the other file system to speed up the process.
This allows you to take full advantage of the benefits of a dual-panel file manager.