I like experimenting with different UIs and workflows so I thought I'd give it a try. Now I'm currently booting from the back-up clone of my SSD (and booting from an HD once you're used to SSD is paaaaaainful) trying to figure out exactly *which* files June erased - because it surely wasn't the files I told it to erase. I know everything in ~/Desktop and ~/Documents are gone as well as some things from ~/Library (I was using June to delete a very large directory from ~/Library that Crossover Games had put there from a Steam install). So all-in-all, I'm not too thrilled with June, right now.

At first screenshot glance, this looks like Far Manager for Windows. And now that Far has been Open Source, I'm curious whether this is simply a port of that or the developer's own creation.

Mate, seriously, you must be joking to present the MAC community with some soft like this. This "masterpiece" is neither nice nor functional at all, and if you do it "just for fun" as you state in your readme, then dont nag people with a donation. You can not seriously believe, that someone gives you money for a "console app" like this, that every halfways talented objective-c programmer can punch out in half an hour maximum. Get alive, a little bit older and grab some cocoa books, will ya? And please spare us with any more versions of you "java class exercise, lesson 1".....

+Looks good - "Old Scool PC Style". (Please, do not beat me!)
+It does operate fast.
+Got lean quick start.

-URL opening nag screen - no one likes to start this application a third time.
-Current no multiple selection available.

ya know, Its a start. If this ends up anything like Fstar on my old os2 warp rig, that would be cool.