LircNav 0.0.3 review

This program is simply a LIRC based file navigator

License: GPL (GNU General Public License) File size: 0K Developer: Alex Scott

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This program is simply a LIRC based file navigator. It can be controlled by the mouse or LIRC and can execute the program for specific file extensions.

Great for people with a collection of media files and a LIRC enabled player like mplayer and, of cource, a working install or LIRC and your favorite IR remote.

Here are some key features of "LircNav":
Just-type quick searching ('/' goes to the next match).
Book-marking often visited directories.
Mounting, unmounting and ejecting mount points in the fstab.
Rembers
Window position
Window size
Last directory
Last file selected
Can ignore LIRC input while the child process is running to allow over lapping buttons between lircnav and the child application.

LIRC Commands:

up_dir - Moves up the directory tree.
select
If a directory is selected it changes into that directory.
If a file with a known extention is selected, the program specified is executed.
All other files, or special files are ignored.
up - Moves the selection one option up.
down - Moves the selection one option down.
page_up - Moves the selection a page of options up. The number it moves depends on the windows size.
page_down - Moves the selection a page of options down. The number it moves depends on the windows size.
mount - Calls mount with the currently selected file (must be listed in fstab to work). *See README for more detail.
umount - Calls umount with the currently selected file (must be listed in fstab to work). See README for more detail.
mount - Calls eject with the currently selected file (must be listed in fstab and you must have eject installed for this to work). *See README for more detail.

Requirements:
LIRC
libcuf

What's New in This Release:
Fixed a bug where it would segfault if the configuration file didn't exist.
Fixed a major memory leak.
Also fixed a bug with the bookmarks.
Added the ability to remove bookmarks and touched up some minor things.