
And it has always worked.īy the way: welcome to the club of Total Commander fans, who cannot do without it even on Linux. This is how I have done it on each Linux Mint system. the folder where totalcmd.exe lives, and restart Total Commander. You copy the wincmd.key file to the folder %COMMANDER_PATH%, i.e. In order to make Total Commander display your license key and that it is a registered version, you proceed in exactly the same way as on Windows: Total Commander will save your settings, irrespective of your registration status.



Mint1248 wrote: ⤴ Sun 1:14 pmI wonder how to make it "registered" in Linux Mint - so I can use my settings.
