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Burn
Simple but advanced disc burning for macOS
Create data discs with advanced data settings. Create video and audio discs, Burn will convert if needed. Create DVD-Video discs. Recreate discs. Burn doesn't reinvent the wheel, it uses many powerful open source Unix utilities and is also open source. -
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SimplyBurns
Burns CD / DVD media.
SimplyBurns is a Mac OS X application with a GUI, which allows the user to burn CD / DVD media. -
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FCFileManager
iOS file manager on top of NSFileManager
FCFileManager is a simple and powerful Objective-C library for managing files and directories in iOS and macOS apps. It offers an easy-to-use API for common file system operations without boilerplate code. -
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MacFilelight is a clone of the KDE Filelight utility. It provides a pretty and user-friendly interface for discovering what's taking up all your disk space.
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This project is an attempt to create a wrapper between filesystem code for one operating system and compile it for another. For example, a Linux filesystem driver could work natively in Windows if the project goes as planned.
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A metadata-based file manager. Current file managers force you to rely on your filesystem hierarchy to organise your files. MetaLister liberates you from this restrictive system and allows you to use metadata for all of your organisational needs.
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lay your favorite system 7 sounds with this background app. You can either start at login or just let it start when you open your files.
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Manage all your recently used files, folders and even applications and have them just a click away. You can create categories to organize your files and find a specific file by using the search.
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Consists of two parts. Part one: a x11 desktop/window manager launcher. Part two: assigns files to UNIX and x11 apps via a prefpane. My purpose is to integrate X11/Unix and Mac OS X.
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DePC is a small tool suite for automatically setting the Mac type & creator codes of files, based on Finder settings & their extension. Includes a CLI app for scripting and power users, as well as a GUI app for easy configuration and use.
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