Midnight Commander Keyboard Shortcuts for Mac OSX

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----- Esc -----
Quick change directory: Esc + c
Quick change directory history: Esc + c and then Esc + h
Quick change directory previous entry: Esc + c and then Esc + p
Command line history: Esc + h
Command line previous command: Esc + p
View change: Esc + t (each time you do this shortcut a new directory view will appear)
Print current working directory in command line: Esc + a
Switch between background command line and MC: Ctrl + o
Search/Go to directory in active panel: Esc + s / Ctrl + s then start typing directory name
Open same working directory in the inactive panel: Esc + i
Open parent working directory in the inactive panel: Esc + o
Go to top of directory in active pane: Esc + v / Esc + g
Go to bottom of directory in active pane: Esc + j / Ctrl + c
Go to previous directory: Esc + y
Search pop-up: Esc + ?
----- Ctrl -----
Refresh active panel: Ctrl + r
Selecting files and directories: Ctrl + t
Switch active <-> inactive panels: Ctrl + i
Switch active <-> inactive panels content: Ctrl + u
Execute command / Open a directory: Ctrl + j
----- F -----
F1: help
F2: user menu
F3: read file / open directory
F4: edit file
F5: copy file or direcotry
F6: move file or directory
F7: create directory
F8: delete file / directory
F9: open menu bar
F10: exit MC

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use Ctrl-t in place of the insert key to select multiple files, and Esc - 1-0 in place of the F keys.

thanks @calinmiclaus - however, Select the text with the mouse, use Command+C to copy and Command+V to paste may not work ...

Select the text with the mouse and click the top bar (light blue) with the mouse (Fn+F9):
Edit > Copy to clipfile
Edit > Paste from clipfile

Any way to jump a page down in the viewer (F3) >> SOLVED >> FN + Arrow

Great!. thanks.

Ctrl-o - show/hide subshell

Anyone know how to bring up the rename file dialogue? It's supposed to be shift+F6. I have my function keys as regular function keys so I don't have to hold down shift, I only press F6. But shift+F6 doesn't do anything. F6 by itself brings up the move file dialogue.

I figured it out. I am using Karabiner-elements and when I was pressing shift+F6 it was sending shift+illumination_increment (even thought just F6 was sending F6). I updated my preferences to send F6 along with any modifier keys and now shift+F6 works fine.

Thank You Bro!

how to create new file?

@filinivan shift+f4

how to show content of current file instead inactive tab?

How to rename a folder? Shift+F6 doesn't work, it just opens create a new text

Shift + F6 works as expected. At least on external keyboard. MacOS 10.15.5

Wrong go to bottom of directory in active pane Ctrl + c, need to be Ctrl + v

When running MC under iTerm, then for copying to clipboard in MC editor hold Option ⌥ while selecting and then use CMD+C for copying the selected text (source - a comment in this SO post).

For what it's worth, started own gist for running MC on macOS under iTerm

Thx!

Esc + Enter - copy currently selected file/folder name to the command line

Thanks!

Esc then A = copy panel path to command line