A fast file search utility for Unix-like systems based on GTK3
FSearch is a blazing-fast file search utility for Linux inspired by Windows’ Everything Search Engine, built to allow users to locate files and directories instantly by name rather than content. It achieves its high performance by indexing the filesystem and updating that index in real time, so as you create, rename, or delete files the results stay up to date without noticeable lag.
This project is a tool to detect file types by signatures and mime types. It uses hash tables to make the detection of a filetype as fast as possible. The signature and mime types lists are stored at simple user-friendly files. This filetype detector supports a lot of formats (image, archive, text, documents, audio, video, fonts and others). It also includes Microsoft OLE compound file types.
Searches for a file within another file using the MIME database.
Works similarly to the *nix command 'file', but instead of searching only the header, it advances byte by byte looking for the second filetype.
This program uses the libmagic library.