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File-Name-Fixer
Renames files and folders with problematic and very long names
Renames files and folders with problematic and very long names to work properly in Windows. (English language added to GUI). https://github.com/shampuan/File-Name-Fixer -
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Nevezz
A lightweight batch file renamer for Linux written in Gambas3
This is a program aiming to be simple, easy to use yet fast and available for wide range of distributions. The program is written in Gambas 3. Features: - string deletion - string insertion - string cutting - search and replace - string case switching - numbering - deaccentuation - KDE, Gnome, Cinnamon and XFCE desktop integration - encoding reparation There's a tool which can create chains of the listed features called 'Reactor' It is possible to rename the originals... -
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pyShowRename
Sensible batch renaming of downloaded TV files
pyShowRename is a semi-automated batch file renamer which allows for controlled selection and maintenance/sanitisation of downloaded TV programs. The project was initially just to help the author get to grips with python but as of version 1.0 the project is stable enough to be used regularly and has proven to be a very useful tool. pyShowRename interfaces directly with the free epguides.com website using HTML scraping and retains a local cache of available TV Shows. This can be manually...
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