Directory Opus 11 review: The premier file manager for power users

April 01, 2014

Every user has a handful of “must have” programs for their system, the first things installed on a new computer or re-installed after a disaster. For me, one of these is Directory Opus by GPSoftware. Version 11 continues to build on Directory Opus’ strengths, and the features and design philosophies that its core customers want. With so many venerable applications rushing to simplify in the hopes of grabbing the phone/tablet market, Directory Opus knows that it’s a desktop app, aimed at desktop users, and especially at those who don’t mind delving into deeply nested dialog boxes or learning command-line-esque toggles and flags.Despite that, Directory Opus does not require weeks of study to begin to use. At the simplest level, it works just like File Explorer, with virtually no learning curve. The user is free to explore options and customizations at their own pace, and will quickly find a stable set of features they use daily, and delve into the rest as needed.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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