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A tool for converting dictionary files aka glossaries. The primary purpose is to be able to use our offline glossaries in any Open Source dictionary we like on any OS/device. There are countless formats, and my time is limited, so I implement formats that seem more useful for myself, or for Open Source community. Also diversity of languages is taken into account. Pull requests are welcome.

Airstrike is a lightweight FastAPI application that allows you to upload files to your machine via a web interface. I created this to imitate Apple's AirDrop in a simpler and open source way.

Digital photos from camera and mobile phones all have filenames. I want my photos in standard directories and subdirectories and have standard names. This program makes it easy: Take a bunch of photos put them in directories, where main directory is yyyy and subdirectorys mm/dd rename photos to i yymmdd_hhmmss Command line example: >photexo.py copy magic indir outdir copy: copy files.

A menu bar application using mpv as DLNA Media Renderer. You can push videos, pictures or music from your mobile phone to your computer. After opening this app, a small icon will appear in the menubar/taskbar/desktop panel, then you can push your media files from a local DLNA client to your computer.

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...

Intronet is a light weighted framework which allows user to work with remote Linux system and to do some administration tasks using web browser. It's fully usable in browsers at mobile devices such pda, modern cell phones, etc.

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.