Brutal File Manager 1.2

Bfm, the Brutal File Manager is a combined file manager and first person shooter game. The basic idea is to represent different folders on your computer as rooms in a 3D environment.
Then, armed to your teeths you go through these rooms and delete files by shooting att them. Take a look at the screenshots section and youll see what its all about.
Bfm is written in Java and uses the hardware accelerated 3D library Java3D. That means that it should run on all platforms that have Java and Java3D. It is tested on Linux and Windows.
The whole thing started as a project in our programming class in school, and the development has continued even though we have graduated.
Bfm is released under the GNU General Public License.
Main features:
- A 3D environment with rooms generated from the file system, the walls are "doors" to other directories
- Files are represented by cylinders on the floor
- Weapons: currently a spear, a shotgun and a sniper rifle
- You can delete files using your weapons
- Secondary fire: you can zoom with the sniper rifle
- Walls are colored in different ways depending on different attributes
- The look of the files depend on various attributes, default color is blue, read only files are red, hidden files are transparent and files that have been hit turn yellow
- Its perfectly safe to use bfm strictly for entertainment by starting it in safe mode, files wont be removed from the hard drive but theyll still disappear in the 3D environment
- A head up display showing current directory, safe mode and a crosshair
- A config file reader
- Platform independent (since its written in Java), should run on all platforms with a Java and Java3D installation (for more details look at requirements)