A free file management tool that is also open source
Arranging your files on Windows is fine, but even if you name them really well, you are going to have to create an off-page index or have a good memory, otherwise your filing becomes inefficient. That is why some people prefer a filing tool such as Konqueror, because it fixes some of the problems that people have with Windows.
A file manager for KDE that can transparently access SFTP and FTP
Webmasters are going to enjoy and need the Konqueror filing system. If you have a large website, then you probably have a lot of media to manage. With this tool, you may access old and new files, and you may transfer them as you see fit. The tool is not easy to use, but if you have the advanced know-how required to run a website, then you may have the necessary skills to be able to use this tool correctly. It is a sophisticated piece of kit, but it easily allows you to load, download, share and manage your files easily.
A file managing tool for people who want something different
The Konqueror file manager is one of many file management systems that is simply not intuitive for Windows users. People who deal with databases and commercial filing systems may feel at home, but other users may find that the tool takes a little getting used to. Nevertheless, it is a free file management tool that may help solve your filing problems in the near future.
