Finder is really not great, so here is a Nautilus inspired file browser for macOS that doesn't try to be slick, but still be functional for day to day uses.
Lots of things are broken, or are wonky at the least, but I use it day to day now and felt it was good enough to commit.
Quick dev iteration (not a real macOS app bundle — no icon, generic app-menu name, and things like QuickLook thumbnail generation run slow since the binary is unsigned and bundle-less):
cargo build
Runs the result at target/debug/sepia.
To build and package as a real .app bundle instead:
scripts/bundle.sh [release] [--install]
release— builds withcargo build --releaseinstead of the debug profile.--install— after building, copies the bundle to/Applications/Sepia.app(replacing whatever's there).
This assembles target/Sepia.app: a proper Info.plist, an app icon
rasterized from app/icon.svg, and a code signature (prefers a real
"Apple Development" identity if one's in the keychain — free via Xcode +
an Apple ID, no paid membership needed — falling back to ad-hoc signing
otherwise).
Requires rsvg-convert (brew install librsvg) plus iconutil and
codesign, both already part of macOS.
GPL-2.0-only — see LICENSE.