Minimal file manager

Hello.
Do you know if there is a minimalist file manager?
I know there is a file browser: http://git.2f30.org/noice/
But it lacks features of a file manager: copy/paste, delete, move, rename, etc.
Thanks.

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Doesn't even require "X magic", it uses the framebuffer.

That is only possible if you are running w3m on a raw framebuffer device, which is rather useless if you want to run anything else on the same physical display. Looking at the code, I doubt the author even tests that the code works using anything other than jfbterm.

If you are running under X, w3mimg will try this horrible crap instead:

http://w3m.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/w3m/w3m/w3mimg/x11/x11_w3mimg.c?view=markup

I'm no expert on X by any means but it looks like this just tries to guess what X window w3m is running on, creates a pixmap over the window, and uses the appropriate toolkit to draw into it... which probably creates a bunch of copies and performs like shit. But hey, you're probably using this to view GIFs on a >2 GHz x86, so what do you care?