I'm looking for some feature which will allow me to pause/resume copy-paste process similar to windows 8. Is there any file manager that will allow this process? Is it extension to file-manager. Does this process have anything to do with file-manager? I'm also searching for portable and best file-manager too. I'm little bit confused choosing between PCMan and Krusader. Any suggestion which to choose between them.
Does linux have pause/resume feature like in Windows 8?
file manager;file browser
Terminal MethodUsually when copying files that I think I'll need to pause/resume I'll go to the terminal and use the rsync command instead.$ rsync -avz <source> <destination>This can be paused/resumed in the sense that you can simply stop it, and restart the command later on. Only the files that haven't been copied as of yet, will get copied during the 2nd run.The rsync tool is extremely powerful, and you can do a whole lot more with it, this is just the tip of the iceberg.GUI MethodIf you want to do this through a GUI there are a number of options listed on the  alternativesto.net website. Specifically if you look under the alternatives to SuperCopier, a similar tool for Windows. This list provides tools that can do this for all OSes.If I were to pick one, I'd start with this one, UltraCopier.                        Backgrounding the GUIAnother method to accomplish a pause/resume feature would be to invoke the file browser from a terminal and simply press Control + Z to pause the process. When you're ready to restart it, in the terminal from where it was launched, type fg to bring that process back to the foreground.