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TxtStyle
Command-line tool for colorizing log files based on regex.
TxtStyle is a command line tool colorizing output of console programs. It makes it easier to visually scan log files or can simply be used to prettify output of console applications. -
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Clifire is a command line tool for mass file renaming. It supports regular expression renaming as well as some more user-friendly featurs such as cutting, padding and number formatting. It is aimed at remote use (e.g. ssh, telnet).
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Anamnesis is a clipboard manager. It stores all clipboard history and offers an easy interface to do a full-text search on the items of its history.
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apt-gui is a graphical front end for the apt package management command line tool. apt-gui was written by Stephen Thorley as a exersize in python tkinter
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rnb - Really Nice Backup - Command line tool for backing up your files to a removabe drive. This program is not under active development. Known bugs in the current version: - Automatic mounting of the backup drive does not work. This can be worked around by mounting the drive before running the program. - Installation fails in some newer distributions.
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PgWorksheet is a simple GUI frontend to PostgreSQL for executing SQL queries and psql commands without using the psql command line tool. Please see the project home page for bug reports, forums and installation instructions.
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Nanon is a web page manager, ideal for simple sites with no server generated content. It lets you define templates and reusable html code blocks like menus and ad sections. Nanon is a spiffy command line tool that you can learn how to use in minutes.
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Adminlog provides the command line tool "i" which permits administrators to read, write, and share first person notes about their administrative actions on a server.
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PyUserCreate is a tool for *NIX OSes that allows you to accept user account requests from a web interface, and use a simple command-line tool to approve/disprove requests.
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Easy graphical and command line tool for installing Linux distributions for use with User Mode Linux
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RPMAutoUpdate can tell you exactly which RPMs out of hundreds provide updates relevant to your system. Separate the wheat from the chaff with this command-line tool. Purpose-built for systems administrators and power-users.
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AnAviPreviewGUI is an avi preview GUI for the command line tool AviPreviewC (from www.funkster.org) AviPreviewC make avi from tempory file ".part" of eDonkey software. The GUI set size, frame, codec, resolution, ... before sand command to create preview.
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Command line tool which automatically cuts very big MP3 files according to a timeline, without having to convert to an intermediate format and without the need for huge quantities of RAM or disk space. Each subfile can be automatically postprocessed with
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kirk
Command line HTML5 generator.
Kirk is essentially a command line tool for locally generating clean HTML code with the help of kirk markup - "kirkup". One could also say that it's a content management system. We'll see once it starts to take form.
