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Author: Raniconduh <clagv.randomgames@gmail.com>
Date: Fri Oct 01 11:58:14 2021 +0000
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# cscroll
-The scroll file manager but written in C. This version is faster and better in many ways.
+A small file manager written in C.
## Usage
-cscroll is very similar to scroll.
+If an argument is provided, cscroll will open the path supplied. Otherwise it will open on the current working directory.
### Commands
-* `j`: Move the cursor down
-* `k`: Move the cursor up
-* `h`: Enter the previous directory
-* `l`: Enter the directory the cursor is currently on
+* `j` or `down arrow key`: Move the cursor down
+* `k` or `up arrow key`: Move the cursor up
+* `h` or `left arrow key`: Enter the previous directory
+* `l` or `right arrow key`: Enter the directory the cursor is currently on
+* `g`: Place cursor on first file
+* `G`: Place cursor on last file
+* `q`: Quit
## Installation
-cscroll has one dependencey : ncurses. To compile cscroll, you must install `libncurses`.
+cscroll has one dependency: ncurses. To compile cscroll, you must install `libncurses`.
On Debian and Ubuntu based system, this should be titled `libncurses-dev` and may be installed with `sudo apt install libncurses-dev`.
+Then run `make` to compile.
