As any windows user will know you can select all the files in a dictionary and rename then to the same thing appended by a number at the end. Linux does not have such a feature hence why I've developed Multi-Rename to fill the need to rename a bunch of files at once. It will act much like windows would in sense of the end product. It is a command line interface that I believe anyone can use just enter the new name desired and the old name of the file and it will be changed. Only draw back is you have to enter the old name of every file but it's still faster than doing it without Multi-Rename. The program also works if you want to rename a bunch of files to different names.
Features
- Multiple Renaming
- Use a single file with a number on the end to name for all your files
- Rename multiple files to differing names
- Output to a txt file to store original names, changes and also whether or not it worked
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