Xubuntu users manage content easily and clearly with the help of the file manager Thunar. As Xfce’s default file manager, Thunar has been programmed so that users don’t see any superfluous options. Starting the file manager is just as fast as navigating through files and folders.
Thunar is also a good example of the advantages of Xubuntu’s modular structure: The file manager can either be displayed with a slim toolbar or extended with further user-defined plugins. You can also adaptfunctions from other well-known file managers such as Nautilus (file manager from GNOME) or Dolphin (file manager from KDE).
Another feature of Xubuntu: Via basic Linux commands like “cp”, “mv”, and “rm” – i.e. the commands for copying, moving, renaming, or deleting – file management is simplified, allowing users to continue working as usual even if the operating system is changed.