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If you have a filesystem where many different files are stored in unsorted folders, etc. you won't like to use your time to sort this. Filesystemscanner scans certain directories and can move, copy or link the source files to descriptive names.
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Compare your installed Firefox or Thunderbird extensions to a directory of saved XPI extension files to see which ones need upgrading.
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Java Replication Utility - simple backups have never been faster, and who knows what other replication problems you might solve with this tool
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Java Music Synchronizer (Jmync) allows synchronization of music files between two local paths for portable players. It allows you to specify a set of rules determining which files should be included. These rules can be based on file names or on ID3 tags.
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Lino is a suite of Python packages for IT professionals who offer business applications for small and medium-sized enterprises.
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whiskaway
Watchdog that moves and renames all new/matching files in a directory
Whiskaway is a watchdog that either moves and renames all new files in a directory or only moves tose that match a regular expression. -
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This is a distributed file-storage system, that consist of servers and back-end storages that allow users to store files under common directories structure, while servers and back-ends provide duplication and others features.
