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    F&S File Find

    F&S File Find

    F&S File Find - An ultra fast, cross platform, file find tool

    F&S File Find (i.e. Fast and Slow File Find) is a cross-platform command-line tool designed for Ultra-Fast Searching for Files on your hard drive. The application uses two main facilities to quickly locate files on your drive: 1. Caching previously visited folders in order to allow Ultra-Fast searches on consequent searches. 2. Multi-Core operation to speed up searches. (Compared to the standard Windows/CLI search tools) The application is designed to favor speed over all other computer resources (mainly memory), As my assumption is that if you want to locate a file on your drive, you want results as fast as possible. ...
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    doall

    Shell script to run a command for many files selected with wildcards

    ...wildcards to allow inserting matched strings like Windows 'copy *.old =.new' Some examples: # Rename current files as old doall 'mv *.cur *.old' # Compress camcorder DV files doall 'ffmpeg -i *.dv *.mp4' # Move files into directories according to their extension doall 'mv *.* $2/$1.$2' # Symbolic links from vmlinuz.new to vmlinuz-5.12.6-foo, similarly config.new System.map.new doall 'ln -s /boot/*-5.12.6-* /boot/$1.new' # Hard link 3-character abbreviations for file extensions doall 'ln *.???* $1.$2' As shown above, instead of '=' to indicate insertions, doall uses either * or $1 etc. doall -p (pretend mode) shows a list of commands instead of executing them doall -i (interactive mode) asks for confirmation for each command in turn doall -k (keep-running mode) ignores failing commands
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    HD DRiVE-iNFO

    HD DRiVE-iNFO

    HD DRiVE-iNFO displays hdd and advanced output at Windows command line

    HD DRiVE-iNFO displays hdd data in simple output at Windows command line / shell (4NT and TCC), which is required for running. Some customization options and plain output for easy/fast reading of your system status. It also displays number of advanced info for those that need/require it. Main features: Displays local hdd's, networked drives, cd/dvd/bluray's, usb connected devices. Also displays additional info from all these different storage devices (dvd layers, network write access, usb...
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    This library can retrieve icons from extensions and files, with additional information like file type (hard drive, folder, PHP Script File, ...). The library also provides a class for CACHE icons and creates an ImageList with the added icons.
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    A command shell with purely hard-coded functions designed to provide a Unix-esque shell experience within the confines of Windows.
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    A data base containing parameters for Linux.The project is a library,a .h file for prototypes and a program to modify parameters.Use it in your C programs or others. It is ok with user,groups...It has capabilities of heritage.It is hard to corrupt
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    Clean Temporary Places
    In short: Deletes unused, temporary, sometimes hard to find files for you, automatically. Created by Dako and inspired from "Cleano" by Michael Ascker.
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    MonoShell starts with a basic command prompt which asks you for commands. It is not dangerous as it does abseloutely to your hard disk drive. It is simply made for people to have fun.
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    Shell-Tools

    Some shell files to use as libraries, mostly for noobs

    This project will contains some shell scripts to use as libraries in other scripts. Most of the functions provided are shortcuts with names understandable by non informatician (at least not hard core coder). I realized that I also prefer self explaining names for usual coreutils program combinaison. Scripts will have strict coding standards (at least I'll try), and they will be based on a template.
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