Filed under: Software , Reviews With the success of mobile application stores (led by the iPhone ’s App Store and then copied by virtually every other mobile platform), it makes sense that the next step would be to try to extend that all-in-one browse/download/buy experience on the desktop . The Linux distribution Ubuntu is working on trying to release an App Store-like AppCenter repository for its next desktop release and many Mac users have suggested or opined that an app store for Mac OS
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Mac OS X’s Finder application (Explorer for you Windows folks) gets the job done, but I always felt that interfacing with it was somewhat cumbersome, most especially in folder navigation (with a deep folder hierarchy), drag & drop copying and being able to deal with version control repositories nicely.Path Finder seems to be the answer to those gripes.Multiple features abound, such as:keyboard navigationa “drop box” for copying thingsmulti-pane viewing optionsSubversion repository supporteasier