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ak File Organiser
A must have file organiser tool to tied up your folders
This is an open-source file organiser tool created by K Adarsh as a hobby project to clean up your messed up directory to folders with specific files with extensions that you prefer. This is a must have tool for everyone who use a pc. This app is in its pre-alpha version thus you may find bugs, so feel free to email me or pull request in GitHub : ) -
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ADB via Netcat File System
Mount your android device on your linux host.
Fast and well behaved FUSE based file system allowing you to mount the whole (not only Phone and Card) file system of your rooted android device. It uses NETCAT instead of adb shell to communicate with the device. With this file system you can simply drag and drop files from and to your android device as usual. -
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CommunityBackup
...a work in progress.
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Blueper is a tool designed to abuse Bluetooth file transferring. This tool can cause several mischievous results, including; continual popups of file transfer requests, writing data to a remote device disk,or locking up/crashing some devices.
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This project provides a set of Java classes that provide a FAT-compatible filesystem for use in mobile phones. The classes are intended to interface to the MIDP RMS classes
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p2kfs allows the mounting of P2K compatible devices (mostly Motorola mobile phones, including the Razr V3) onto the unix filesystem using the FUSE (filesystems in user space) API.
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A piece of software that allows a mobile phone to be mounted as a CODA or SMB file system in Linux via the gammu communication library. Eventually SMB support will exist on the WIndows platfrom as well.
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MobileFS is a virtual file system built over FUSE to provide access to any OBEX-compliant mobile device. It currently supports all siemens mobile L55 series, including A55, A56, A56i, A60, C55, C56, 2128, CT56, C60, C61, C62, CF62, M46, M50, MT50, et
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EzBasic - A C++ based library, that can be used to make programs using functions as in VB. The library has 25 classes ranging from GUI, Threads, String, Active-X etc.
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A simple utility to split a concatenated vCard format file into separate files (IETF RFC 2426 - vCard MIME Directory Profile). It splits on the BEGIN:VCARD and END:VCARD tags. It was created to help import a Lotus Organizer export file into Palm Desktop
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This is a tool to help PalmOS developers to work with .PDB/.PRC database files. It shows all infos from the header and dumps records...
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The Mobile Object Oriented File System allows free space on every network computer to be used as a single disk space.
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