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Dinky is a lightweight developer tool designed to simplify interactions with large language models by providing a streamlined interface for prompt execution and experimentation. It focuses on usability, offering a minimal environment where developers can quickly test prompts, iterate on outputs, and refine workflows without complex setup. The project is built with simplicity in mind, making it easy to integrate into existing development processes or use as a standalone experimentation tool....

...The program is written in Object Pascal using the Lazarus IDE. It can be compiled to run on Windows, GNU/Linux and probably OS X, too. The downloads include binaries for the respective target platform and the project files (source code). Update 2022/02/25: ddrescueview version 0.4.5 has been released. This maintenance release restores compatibility with ddrescue 1.24 and later. Please consider testing this version. Report issues in the bug tracker if you have a sourceforge account, or by email to <mbit-kiel@users.sourceforge.net>

Written on C# .NET2.0, Used for mass file renaming, you can easily number you files, filter them by extension and then add prefix/suffix... Especially useful when you need to rename photos taken by camera. Now working on Linux port(C#MONO) testing.

This command-line tool will help people who want to compare 2 csv-like files, and get a detailed report on which rows and fields differ between both files. An awk-based version and Perl Version is currently available.

File Arranger is an Eclipse RCP based file manager. This project initiated for testing features of the Eclipse RCP platform for possibility using RCP technology in commercial projects.

A shell script which determines by brute force the best compression format (bzip2, gzip, Z, zip, etc.) and which compression level to use in order to archive a file the smallest possible.

Canburn is simple program for testing directory structure in order to burning it to CD-ROM. It can be used to check files before burning them to CD.

An extension to the JUnit 3.2 testing package (www.junit.org) to create a dynamic test suite from the manifest of a jar file. This will prevent the manual maintenance of a test suite inside of the main() method of a class.