Symantec's CEO) led the development of a Windows shell replacement for Windows File Manager and Program Manager released as Norton Desktop for Windows. Norton Commander for Windows Norton Commander for Windows was a Windows 95 variant of the classical DOS file manager. 1.0 Version 1.0 was first released in 1996. It supported both Windows 95 and Windows NT. This version fully integrated with Windows features such as the Recycle Bin and Quick View. Quick View feature was supported via the included basic Quick View Plus. Version 1.02 added Windows 98 support. 2.0 Version 2.0 was released in 2000. It supports Windows 2000 and functions under Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. Installer included Network Utilities, Norton Commander Scheduler, and the Norton Commander. Network Utilities allows for viewing devices and systems on network, connecting to remote systems, mapping network drives, network monitoring, and more. Norton Commander is little changed from previous versions, and includes file compression/de-compression of various formats, network utilities access, disk cleanup, files and folder compare, FTP connection management, and more. The last Windows version of Norton Commander was 2.01. Norton Commander for OS/2 Version 1.0 was released in December 1992. It supports OS/2 2.0 with HPFS or FAT file system. It does not include the command prompt found in other versions of Norton Commander. In June 1993, Symantec lowered the price of Norton Commander for OS/2 to $49, and soon ceased sales. Reception BYTE in 1989 listed Norton Commander 2.0 for DOS as among the "Distinction" winners of the BYTE Awards, stating that "navigating through a crowded hard disk is a breeze". Norton Commander-inspired software There are several programs that follow the style of Norton Commander. Examples are: ACE Archiver for DOS in the first versions had a NC-inspired interactive interface Altap Salamander for Windows BeFAR for BeOS Commander One for macOS Demos Commander for Unix and Linux Directory Opus for Amiga (1990) and Windows (2001) DOS Command Center (DCC) DOS and Win95 versions DOS Navigator for DOS Double Commander for Windows and Linux FAR Manager for Windows File Commander for Linux, OS/2 and Windows fman for Windows, Mac and Linux Ghost Commander for Android systems GNOME Commander for Unix-like systems HiFile for Windows, Mac and Linux Krusader for Unix-like systems Midnight Commander for Unix-like systems (including macOS) and Windows muCommander for Java platform Music on Console for Unix-like systems; actually a music player PowerDesk by Avanquest,