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    Wbm is a Bash script that provides a convenient way for managing multiple (Web and FTP) downloads on the command line. It also has a queue and automatic shutdown feature.
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    A basic thread-safe command-line download manager written in bash. It can accept new URLs via command-line, semi-interactive interface or via pipe. Allows speed limits to easily and individually be set per thread.
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    Command line download manager which uses existing unix utilities: Downloads can be added, paused and removed from the command line; and you can create custom download schedules by combining this program with the crontab file.
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