DirWatch

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Last Update: 2013-04-18

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DirWatch is a dockapp that monitors a directory for new files. Once detected, the file can be copied, linked (hard-link only) or moved to a second directory, with or without a new extension.

Primarily designed for Gnome but should works on KDE.

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