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CDemu - a virtual CD/DVD drive for Linux. Project includes Linux kernel module & userspace utilities.

...--mtime (files that are newer, the same age, or older ) --diff (files whose content is identical or different) Optionally can recursively descend to a specified depth or completely down folder tree comparing corresponding folders while descending. --copy for mirroring folders, primarily for keeping mirror on another drive or frequent copying to USB stick. Short copying time. Copies only modified and/or newly created files. For both above options one can either Specify the Source and Destination folders OR Specify 2 folders (the roots of the Source and Destination folder systems) and run Jeeva from a folder somewhere below the source root. Will take that folder to be the source, will look for a corresponding folder under DestinationRoot to be destination.

USB resetting is the closest equivalent to physically unplugging and re-plugging a USB device. you might ask , How is that useful ? well the use cases will be different from user to another. In my case, it helps with accessing my slightly damaged old USB external hard drive after a mount in unix-like OSes without any i/o issues. Another one is, loop resetting my USB headset solves some weird glitching sound i constantly have while using them. Those are my special use cases. There most be more, that it can help with.

Achieve lower monthly fees for cloud storage solutions. Give TkSync the name of the CloudDrive (Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.) TkSync compresses and places files into ~/CloudDrive/TKSyncCompressed/ subdirectory. Top level of ~/CloudDrive has "normal" cloud drive operation. Uses ~/TkSyncDrive/ directory at same level as ~/CloudDrive for plain originals. Compares time stamp of compessed files in ~/CloudDrive/TKSyncCompressed/ to files in ~/TkSync/ directories. ...

A simple graphical file explorer which lists recursively files or directory K-File is usefull to quickly identify the biggest files that consume space on your hard drive or on your USB stick.

Rugg is a hard drive and filesystem harness tool that allows you to test and benchmark drives and filesystems, by writing simple to complex scenarios that can mimic the behaviour of real-world applications.