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NX-Shell
A multi-purpose file manager for the Nintendo Switch
NX Shell is a multi-purpose file manager for the Nintendo Switch that aims towards handling various file types while keeping the basic necessities of a standard file manager. Initially, the project was inspired by LineageOS/CyanogenMod's file manager for android, and even had a similar design approach to that of the famous Android file manager. However, it has been re-written from scratch, now using more up to date tools and libraries. -
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Xarchiver is a GTK+2 only frontend to 7z,zip,rar,tar,bzip2, gzip,arj, lha, rpm and deb (open and extract only). Xarchiver allows you to create,add, extract and delete files in the above formats. 7z, zip, rar, arj password protected archives are supported
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DELOLD is a command line tool used to delete old files with a create date older then a set amount of days. It can do verbose and rescursive with any path given. Perfect for Scheduled and/or batch file jobs.
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