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Deletes files with a specific name in directories and sub‐directories specified. By default and without indicating the name of the file deletes temporary files (with extension ~) in some text editors. It run in terminal only
This ultilitary is a shellextension that let's you to easily create Batch File Shortcuts to .exe files with your parameters. Once you right click a .exe file, it will appear an option Batch File Creator, just select it to start creating!
GUI SHell: Python graphical multipurpose shell. Avoid complex shell syntax in favour of a simple syntax with GUI helpers. Uses Python for scripting and extension.
AIS - Associative Indexing Service, an application for storing bookmarks, memos, indexing of big (lifetime) archives for fast future access to the data by (personalized) keywords. In other words - it is an extension of human associative memory :)
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a read/write filesystem driver(using fuse) to mount a mail box under Linux/FreeBSD box, a shellextension to mount a mail box under Windows, using pop3(s) for read, smtp(s) for write.
A Perl/Tk graphical expert system shell. Uses AI::ExpertSystem::Simple and a custom knowledge base language (with included syntax-highlighting editor). Allows extension functions to be quickly and easily written in Perl.
XPath Shell (XPsh) is a shellextension for selecting files with an XPath-inspired syntax, depending on file attributes and the metadata and/or content of individual files. XPsh can be used as a standalone command, or it can be integrated into a shell.
Lem is a object-oriented extension language with a C-like syntax.
A Lem "source" program is compiled interactively and then executed.
This project aims also to develop a shell (lemsh) based on the Lem programming
language.
This project will provide updated Slackware package management tools adding extra functionality such as dependency/conflict check and priority, though not losing any compatibility.
A small Python FTP server. Runs within a specified dir of PC. Has a SITE extension to let files of permitted types be opened on the PC (eg spreadsheets). Useful to send reports to PC from Unix host, or PC to PC.
heh associates file extensions/types and URLs with applications (or shell scripts) and opens/handles them from a command line. It has user-specific preferences and is written in Perl.