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pyFileSearcher
simple searching tool for big fileservers
pyFileSearcher was designed to be lightweight, easy to use, but capable of handling a large volume of files tool. A tool that I personally could use on large corporate servers to find out - which files have taken all my space in the last few days? It's free, it's opensource, it's for linux and windows. The program is written in Python 3 using the Qt5. -
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Win32 Locate and Updatedb Scripts
Easy way to search files and folders
Like the Linux "locate" and "updatedb", "winlocate" is a very simple solution for finding files and folders in a windows environment system. All is done by using 2 scripts (.BAT), some GNU tools and Sqlite3. I hope you will enjoy this release. -
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Puggle is a graphical desktop search engine written exclusively in Java. It provides full text and metadata search over files, folders, music, photos, web pages and more that are stored locally on your computer.
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Set of various network observing and searching services (FTP indexer, SMB indexer, gameserver pinger and history logger, web interface for search and management) mainly for LAN-Parties. Technologies: C#, ASP.NET, IIS, MSSQL, Access, TCPIP
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