May 21, 2012 at 13:33Total Commander for Android on the Play Store
Total Commander and its three plugins - FTP, LAN and WebDAV - appeared on the Play Store yesterday . The official release happened almost a year after the release of the first preview version last July.
The problem of the appearance of Total Commander in the official store, however, was not at all in creating the application itself, but in the need for its support. The author of the program, Christian Gisler, previously generally said that he was not going to post the application on the official website, since he did not want to spend money on supporting the application, which was, is and will be free. What has changed so far is hard to say - maybe Total Commander for Android survived all childhood diseases and became quite stable, maybe Christian defined a monetization strategy.
The Android version of Total Commander can do almost everything the same as the desktop one - copy, delete, work with archives, change permissions, edit and view texts, search, etc. Supports Russian language.
The problem of the appearance of Total Commander in the official store, however, was not at all in creating the application itself, but in the need for its support. The author of the program, Christian Gisler, previously generally said that he was not going to post the application on the official website, since he did not want to spend money on supporting the application, which was, is and will be free. What has changed so far is hard to say - maybe Total Commander for Android survived all childhood diseases and became quite stable, maybe Christian defined a monetization strategy.
The Android version of Total Commander can do almost everything the same as the desktop one - copy, delete, work with archives, change permissions, edit and view texts, search, etc. Supports Russian language.