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Q-Dir (Quad-Directory-Explorer) is a free and compact file manager for Windows developed by Nenad Hrg. It offers a unique four-pane interface that allows you to manage multiple folders at the same time, which greatly simplifies file management and increases productivity.

Strawberry File Reorder is an CL application which will reorder your files. How does it work? The program has 3 modalities to reorder. 1. Reorder by extension: The program will read all the files inside a directory and reorder them by their extension putting inside a specific folder 2. Advanced reorder: You have the power! You can choose the extension and the name of the folder. 3. Reorder by keyword: You have to enter a keyword and the name of the folder, if the folder already exists, the program will move the file inside the existing folder. ...

FileRally is a launcher or dock for files. FileRally displays an always up-to-date virtual folder containing your most frequently used and most recently used files. The files you are most likely to need are at your fingertips without navigation, without searching, without settings changes, and without an app launcher. Setup is extremely simple. Just point to your files and go. See settings screen shots below and project web site. v1.4 is for 64-bit systems only. Use v1.2 with...

The aim of this project is to develop, in the cleanest way (respecting GNU standards and portability), a C++ GUI program, named Fisoco, permetting to users to organize their files (particularly music, for instance) at home. You will be able to locate files on the system, to delete them, to move them, to convert them, to rename them, etc. Fisoco means FInding, SOrting and COnverting. It is perhaps not the final name, but it sounds well to me. Its development is progressing slowly, as the developper learn how does work C++ and gtkmm.

...Configurable file search and preview (via external tools) option for file data. No command-line interface available! This is basically a reimplementation of dupfinder as: it doesn't compile on my computer, the executable won't work either, the projects seems dead and I didn't wanna work through the original code. So Look'n'Feel should be somewhat the same, though some changes have been made. Algorithm is simple and suitable for large file sets with few differences: basic set of duplicate candidates is determined by file size, then candidates are compared byte-wise. ...