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Some tasks are too menial for a dedicated script but still too cumbersome even with the many neat one-liner options of "perl -E". This small script fills the gap: various one-letter commands & magic variables (with meaningful aliases too) and more nifty loop options take Perl programming to the command line. Fully imports List::Util. With no program on the command line, starts a pl Shell. How to "e(cho)" values, including from "@A(RGV)", with single "$q(uote)" & double "$Q(uote)". Same...

...The suite provides everything a typical DMS needs: * user and group management * data access management * e-mail account management * synchronized, offline mode capable file drive * document management system with tagging, indexing and trailing * server side document backup and archiving system The OpenMAP data handling is mostly based on Subversion, further existing software systems are used to implement the different modules. The server software is intended to run on (Gentoo or Centos) Linux. Supported platforms for the client are Linux and Windows (XP, Vista, 7 and 8), Android support is planned.

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MSLB is a crossplatform Simple Logbook program / application to write work logs or even a diary. MSLB can also use a bunch of presets that you can add with a simple doubleclick :) Logs get saved in a simple folder system. And its all portable.

hierarchical directory tree sizer - perl script. this pure perl script scans a directory tree, and outputs standard ascii, tree-like directory size report. should work on any OS once it has perl installed.

kebap is the long-awaited Perl IDE. It currently uses nedit as text- and macro-engine and ships with a wx GUI. It consists of a tree-view based file-manager for the code repositories of a project. A plug-in API allows extending kebap in perl.

File::Skeleton copies a Skeleton (directory tree) to an actual location, applying perl templates and various other options whilst doing so.

tardiff is a perl utility that enables easy patch creation for two different versions of a build/install tree in tarball format. tardiff uses advanced mechanisms to determine differences (visit homepage for a thorough description).

Sowhat is a global dependency analyzer for UNIX and Linux systems. It allows a user to determine the complete list of files that reference a given file or filesystem tree via dynamic library bindings, symlinks, hard links, or other reference mechanisms.