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xdf ( exquisite df ) - a souped-up version of df(1), offering flexible field, units, and filesystem type selection and a choice of output layouts and formats, that runs on Unix, Linux, BSD, and Cygwin.
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DirEvents
Monitor changes in a directory from within the Windows command line
This utility observes change events of files or subdirectories in a folder and writes the event along with the file name to the console window. NOTE: Batch and PowerShell scripts are provided in order to show how to process the output of the tool. Find the examples in the Files tab. -
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A library and commands for cyclic logfiles. A cyclic log has a fixed size upon creation and pointers that refer to the start and end positions within that fixed size.They are useful for recording server output without losing the most recent data.
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ls-fuse
ls -lR output mounter
ls-fuse mounts output of ls utility as read-only pseudo filesystem. Purpose of ls-fuse is similar to lsfs project or lslR plugin for midnight commander. But the main idea was implementation of native tool with SELinux support. -
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This project is to produce an XML Version of LS. I have found that some languages do not report the detail of information that ls can. So it has become nessary for me to parse the output of ls which I find distasteful.
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Namei will follow a pathname until a terminal point is found (e.g., a file, directory, char device, etc.). If namei finds a symbolic link, it shows the link and starts following it, indenting the output to show the context.
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