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This app intents to be an easy way to make backups of large amount of files into medias such as CDs or DVDs. Also it compress groups of files to fit in the size of dest. media. To avoid integrity problems during decompression, no files are divided.
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PyramidWorkshop is an image-compression System based upon the scientific work of John Robinson (inventor of BTPC) about image-compression with adaptive linear predictors and is in average more efficient than PNG/JPEG2000.
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Coffeearc
A simple, extensible GUI archiver for experimental cmd-line tools.
Coffeearc is a simple, extensible GUI archiver for cmd-line tools. Bundled with CCM and Slug, both ultra-fast and strong compression (including AES encryption) are its core features. Some conventional formats like ZIP, TAR and others are supported. -
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.NET wrapper for 7Zip, based on 7-Zip-JBinding, produced with IKVM. Extracts (password protected, multi-part) 7z Zip Rar Tar Split Lzma Iso HFS GZip Cpio BZip2 Z Arj Chm Lhz Cab Nsis Deb Rpm Udf archives. Archive creation/more formats coming soon.
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A simple software to extract any valid DBPF file, normally they have package extension. This software extracts DBPF files from any The Sims 2, The Sims Stories, The Sims 3 and Spore using command line and has XML support for other softwares.
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A set of (Perl) scripts that allows you to optimize backups to S3 by packing files/dirs into a minimal set of archives that are likely to remain stable between backups, even if the underlying files change, thus minimizing the number S3 items.
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FreeArc combines best 7-zip and RAR features: auto-selected LZMA/PPMD/Multimedia compression, 1gb dictionary, exe/dict/delta data filters, updatable solid archives, SFXes, recovery record, AES+Twofish+Serpent encryption, Linux support and much more...
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PhpZip is a PHP application which manage compressed archives. PhpZip can archive and extract files and file systems (files + folders). PhpZip support several archive formats (proprietary, GNU TAR, Compressed, ...).
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A small ruby script that provides an easy and highly configurable interface for Rsync and Tar. It features incremental backup with compressed option and mail support.
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This project provides a graphical user interface for the PAQ compression program. It is written in Java.
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OpenDark is a free simplification of 'dark'. It's the first open BWT-DC compressor, which has a simple code, high speed and compression ratio. And it's waiting for your ideas! :)
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Simple light-weight file compression and decompression utilities. Written in C and portable to all platforms. Simple compress and decompress subroutines can be linked and called within applications to compact or unpack data on the fly or stand-alone.
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Calculates differences of executable files using a randomized algorithm for matching with mismatches.
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Seven Zac is a batch wich use gplware "7Z command line" to compress (and decompress in future) multiple files of one directory or subdirectories. Vers. 0.01b only in Spanish This batch is for Windows (98/xp/vista) in console.
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WRoX-SFV - is a Windows GUI .sfv checksum application, with the checksums it creates you can check for edited, changed, currupted files. Features: recursive .sfv checking, .sfv file association, windows context menu integration, automatic unrar/unzip
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KGB Archiver is the compression tool with unbelievable high compression rate. It surpasses even such efficient compression tool like 7zip and UHARC in terms of the abilities. KGB Archiver uses AES-256 encryption to encrypt archives.
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UPX with Autoupdate Capability allows the user to pack Firefox and Thunderbird binaries with UPX and use autoupdate without having to backup the original files. This is useful for Firefox and Thunderbird Portable on flash drives with limited capacity.
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PowerPAQ will be GUI application that will use strenght of GPL-licensed PAQ compression algorithm. This algorithm is slow but extremely powerful. First, windows version will be out. Next step is Linux GUI version. ==Project is coming back to developement with new ideas!===
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Simple command-line directory incremental backup tool. Create compressed point-in-time snapshots, adding only new or modified files each time. Uses a file catalog so previous zip volumes are not needed for backup. Archives are automatically time-stamped.
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A pure Java zip compression library for Java ME CLDC/MIDP applications. It is mostly compatible with java.util.zip in Java SE/CDC, so that an application can easily handle a zip file in the same manner as that in Java SE/CDC.
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QUAD
A ROLZ-based file compressor
QUAD is a command-line file compressor with a good compression ratio and fast decompression. Please note: This program was succeeded by the BALZ. -
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GD RCS is a revision contol system which supports repository on removable media. It combines the abilities of PRCS, archiving tools like Zip and backup utilities.
