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A self-extracting archiving tool for Unix systems, in 100% shell script. makeself.sh is a small shell script that generates a self-extractable compressed tar archive from a directory. The resulting file appears as a shell script (many of those have a .run suffix), and can be launched as is. The archive will then uncompress itself to a temporary directory and an optional arbitrary command will be executed (for example an installation script). This is pretty similar to archives generated with...

Xplorer is a modern, cross-platform file manager built from the ground up to meet contemporary file-browsing needs across Windows, macOS, and Linux. Rather than relying on heavy, traditional desktop frameworks, Xplorer uses a hybrid architecture: a web-based frontend (TypeScript + SCSS/HTML) for UI, combined with a backend implemented in Rust to handle file operations, which keeps the application lightweight, memory-efficient, and faster to start. It supports multiple tabs, allowing users to...

...Visual cues and icons (via companion plugins) help you parse directory structure at a glance, improving orientation in large codebases. NERDTree can be configured to open automatically on startup or to reveal the current file, weaving the tree into your workflow. Despite its age, it remains a reliable staple thanks to its predictable behavior and broad ecosystem support.

Send from your Dropbox email a request for the plugin to dulajun@gmail.com Javascript plug-in for Bridge and InDesign CS6 and CC. Run on Mac OS. The InDesign startup script is open source. This plug-in plays more than one task, but the primary one is to manage and distribute giant and complex tree of files among many computers and syncing them from one to the others depending on requesting. Another task is managing InDesign links and fix missed ones automatically by tracing any changes of renaming and moving on files, also it enabling the user to reach all the pages in the whole tree which a specific link file placed in them and in a clear visualising way. ...

HDSleeper is a small, menu-bar application for Mac OS 10.6+ that allows you to quickly sleep and wake your hard-drives. It is primarily oriented towards users who have removed their DVD/Superdrive and replaced it with a hard-drive on MacBook laptops, which is often the case with SSD upgrades.