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Echo Drop Zone is a lightweight desktop application designed to simplify file workflows. It allows you to quickly process, rename, and organize files using a clean drag-and-drop interface. Free version includes: • Drag & Drop file processing • Basic rename tools • Quick file access PRO version unlocks: • Batch rename multiple files • Move and organize files in bulk • Copy file names and file paths instantly • File activity history tracking • Faster and more efficient...

Full documentation: Download delayterX.Y.html User has files that can probably be deleted later but does not feel comfortable deleting right now. Instruct with simple commands in which the file names and delay time are specified, eg.: Delayter -m 1 -w 2 -d 3 file1 file2 by which file1 and file2 are scheduled for deletion 1 month, 2 weeks and 3 days from now (roughly 47 days). Useful on projects with many temporary junk files that cannot be deleted until a later time at which you might...

SegoFiles is a quick Solution to organize your files in any folder,It organizes particular file type or every file type(Depends upon the option have been chosen). The Files are automatically moved to a specific file type folders (Created Automatically) . >>Options are available to choose whether to segregate specific file type or everything in the folder. >>Efficient to organize GB's of Data >>Make Yourself Freed from Manual Organizing. >>Only for Windows users -32 Bit or 64...

Filescape is a file manager for any GNU/Linux Operating System. It is written in Python and uses the GTK+ toolkit. Filescape aims to combine the best features of Nautilus, pcmanfm, and Thunar.

This application enables users to access their Samsung SGH-E760 mobile phone's filesystem in the Linux environment. It's a great way to retrieve photos and videos without needing to reboot into Windows to use Samsung's proprietary application.

ezUnison automates synchronizing files between sets of computers connected through SSH or Gaim, monitoring the filesystem in real-time, and notifying the user of conflicts by modifying the filenames of conflicting files.