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Java Replication Utility - simple backups have never been faster, and who knows what other replication problems you might solve with this tool
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Pwim utilizes python to find through a given set of directories the string, or strings, that you meant to play. For example, 'pwim pick ice' will yeild you 'maison ikoku - The Pillows - ice pick.wmv' to be played with whatever media player of your choice.
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Tsync is a user-level daemon that provides transparent synchronization amongst a set of computers. Tsync uses a peer-to-peer architecture for scalability, efficiency, and robustness.
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Similar to windows briefcase, Workbag will synchronise file directories on remotely located computers without requiring them to be connected via a network. Instead the updates will be carried across using an archive file on a removable disk.
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OpenVMS-inspired "dir", "copy", "purge" commands that support file version numbers. "dir -resolution" makes summaries of disk usage. "rename -lower -portable" cleans up filenames. grep-like "search". "filter" maps characters, trims blanks,
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catalogue is simple application, able to scan cd/dvd/dir or other media, and cataloging they in database. When scanning is done, user can search database for dir/file/track.
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Amiant Navigator is a cross-platform plug-in based all-in-one file manager, media content viewer/editor/converter, archiver, text editor, ftp browser.
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This project is a powerfull file manager for Linux. Based on plugin can fit on every linux flower. Freedesktop compliant.
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Provides an upgrade to the mount command. By utilizing a semi-GUI approach it allows (auto fs) mounts to be made with ease. Using a built-in directory browser and automated code you can mount a file system, and browse it in 10 keystrokes or less.
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Oven Commander is a graphical clone of the legendary Norton Commander program. It can manipulate files and browse through filesystems. It uses plugins for extended functionality.
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ArcAngel is a simple backup utility for programmers comfortable with XML and RegExp. It creates Zip format archives of specified files, with flexible file-selection rules, and pre- and post-backup task execution.
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ebsdiff creates a binary patch file using the bsdiff format. The enhancements to bsdiff are that it stores an MD5 hash of the original file (preventing accidental patching of the wrong file) and can limit the memory it uses while creating the patch file.
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rpmdiff is a utility to create a binary patch from one version of an rpm to another. This binary patch can then be distributed to end-users of a distribution who have installed the first version of the rpm and they will be upgraded to the second version.
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GRINFS is a distributed network file system organized with relations (as opposed to a hierarchy), and uses distributed indexing servers for searches.
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xNamer, a flexible multiple file-renamer. Supports Perl regular expressions for advanced file selection and filename transformations. Cross platform GUI. MS Windows integration.
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This program parallelizes the BZIP2 compression process to achieve a near-linear performance increase on SMP machines. On a two-processor Xeon machine, the speedup is around 180%. The tool's main purpose is to aid performing heavy-duty server backup
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JTransplant is a pure java tool to allow the user to transfer data between two remote servers using a GUI on their desktop. Typical use would be moving to a web site from one dedicated server to another or from one virtual account to another.
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ZPP is a file compressor, which uses arithmetic compression and some other transformations to compress data.
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VTFileman is a web-based file manager designed for supporting multi-user web hosting environments. Apart from typical file management and editing features it includes a permission manager that creates access files compatible with the Apache syntax.
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OpenTMS is a full-function tape management system, similar to the tape management functionality long supported on mainframe computers. It provides commands and an API for storing and retrieving files / data objects to tape volumes in a tape library.
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netWindow Serializer stores data contained in multiple web-browser windows automatically into a single data-file. It can also be used to recover web-browser windows in the event of system restart. Used as a file-archiving, book-marking and recovery tool.
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BiGZiP is a graphically rich, Java based compression tool. It is developed around a user interface that is easy and intuitive to navigate. It fully supports zip compression and allows for the development of new compression schemes via it’s APIs
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Java Music Synchronizer (Jmync) allows synchronization of music files between two local paths for portable players. It allows you to specify a set of rules determining which files should be included. These rules can be based on file names or on ID3 tags.
