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MLCrypt
Simple, lightweight, standalone command-line single file encryption.
Simple, lightweight, cross-platform (Windows / Linux / ARM6 Linux), cross-arch (x32 / x64), standalone command line file encryption program. GnuPG is probably the best application for cross-platform encryption. However, its usage on Windows PCs may be inconvenient (installation administrator rights; large executable size for perhaps just a one-time file decryption, complicated command-line switches for stronger encryption). NCrypt would fulfill this task, but does not operate on 64-bit... -
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Nevezz
A lightweight batch file renamer for Linux written in Gambas3
This is a program aiming to be simple, easy to use yet fast and available for wide range of distributions. The program is written in Gambas 3. Features: - string deletion - string insertion - string cutting - search and replace - string case switching - numbering - deaccentuation - KDE, Gnome, Cinnamon and XFCE desktop integration - encoding reparation There's a tool which can create chains of the listed features called 'Reactor' It is possible to rename the originals... -
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This is a backup program with a simple user interface; can copy large files (>700MBs) and can do automatic backups to a specific folder (could be any mounted HD partition, USB HardDrive or memory stick)
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