ReNameIt is a desktop application that lets you rename and index any number of files safely and quickly. If you need to index your pictures, MP3s, movies or if you simply need to keep your files in perfect order then ReNameIt is the tool you need. Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Application, Desktop, Files, Index, Movies, Number, Order, Perfect, Pictures, Quicklyif, Rename, Renameit, Renameit For Linux 1 0 20, Safely, Simply

BeeDiff is a graphical file comparator. With this tool users have the possibility to compare two text files. All differences are highlighted in colors. Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Based, Basis, Beediff 1 9, C2b2b, Commander, Licence, License, Manager, Norton, Opensource, Programs, Qtguithe, Released, Software, Sources, Writing

crontub is a virtual crontab... it abstracts the definition of the crontab. Currently the abstraction takes the form of scanning files for special CRON declarations which are then assembled into a crontab as if someone had written a text file. Why? crontub let's your programmers specify how and... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Command, Crontab, Crontub, Establish, Executed, Executedusrlocalbincheck Staging, Let039s, Notthe, Pidfile, Roletest, Script, Somecommand

LCD4Linux is a small program that grabs information from the kernel and some subsystems and displays it on an external liquid crystal display. Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Displays, External, Grabs, Information, Kernel, Lcd, Lcd Linux, Program, Small, Subsystems

PPDD is a device driver for Linux. PPDD allows you to create a device which looks like a disc partition. You can then create an ext2, ext3 or reiserfs filesystem or even a swap partition on this device. The data is in reality written to and read from a real disc - either a partition or a file on... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Assembler, Engine, Ensure, Intel, Performance, Replaces, Routine, Version

I/O Grind software is an I/O simulator & rendering tool. To get an instant idea of what iogrind can show you type: $ ./autogen.sh $ make demo However, in order to use it in anger, you need several things: First a trace of your file-system (you only require this once), requires read access to... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Applications, Devsda, Ext Dump, Group, Sda Xml, Target, Valgrind

BT747 is a MTK GPS data logger device control software. Due to similarity this SW written with a iBlue 747 device should work with the following devices: ??? i-Blue 747 ??? i-Blue 757 ??? Qstarz BT-Q1000 ??? i.Trek Z1 It also works for the following devices that have a slightly different log... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Installing, Instructions, Linux, Pocketpc, Readme, Reported, Useless, Windows, Working

NTFS has a native data organisation which Windows uses to control access to files. To each file are associated an owner, a group, and a list of users who are allowed or denied to access the file for some purpose. The same data can be used by Linux on a dual-boot computer to control access to... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Define, Definition, Draft, Established, Interoperability, Posix, Relations, Systems

newdocms is a document management system that allows users to define any number of document attributes, and then run queries on the database where these are registered. Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Attributes, Database, Define, Document, Management, Number, Queries, Registered

This application has been written in Python using the wonderful wxPython libraries. You can use it to compare a local directory (and the sub-directories) with a remote directory. It's useful to synchronize of your most important directories on a server (or USB drive) with your local directories.... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Check, Files, Modify, Process, Program, Prompt, Synchronize, Versions

MapFS implements a Linux filesystem which utilizes copy-on-write functionality and existing Linux filesystems to allow component filesystems (or portions thereof) to be combined into a single virtual filesystem that appears to be fully writable. It is written in C, uses the standard Linux kernel... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Copy Write, Filesystem, Functionality, Implements, Linux, Mapfs, Utilizes

weta-dfs is a distributed file system. weta-dfs is designed to be fail-safe through replications of files, fast and easy to install, platform independent, and to have fast recovery from crashes. It consists of Data Node Servers and one Meta Data Server and a java.io.File-like client API. Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Client, Consists, Crashes, Independent, Install, Javaiofilelike, Platform, Recovery, Server, Servers

palmfs is a PalmOS filesystem access software for Linux, based on FUSE. It consists of two parts, a client and a server. The client is a FUSE-based application running on the Linux system. The server part is a PalmOS application that actually executes commands sent by the client. palmfs... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Cards, Commands, Executes, Expansion, Intented, Internal, Support, System

Darik's Boot and Nuke is short DBAN is a self-contained boot floppy that securely wipes the hard disks of most computers. DBAN will automatically and completely delete the contents of any hard disk that it can detect, which makes it an appropriate utility for bulk or emergency data destruction.... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: 3f3f3f, Computer, Deployment, Destruction, Features, Press, Rapid, Recovery, Situations, Start

tagji implements a "fake but working" tagging file system. Users can organize and retrieve documents based on the tags attached to them. No changes to the operating system or applications are necessary. Here are some key features of "tagji": ??? automatically prompts you to tag any document... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Filename, Files, Information, Occasion, Single, Source, Stored

petardfs is a FUSE filesystem designed to hoist your applications with errors. With no configuration, petardfs takes a base filesystem and exposes it through FUSE. An XML configuration file is used to tell petardfs which files to report errors for and what error code to use. For example, foo.txt... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Conditions, Eagain, Eintr, Explicit, Gracefully, Nominated, Support, Transient

fuselagefs is a project which consists of a C++ wrapper class for FUSE called Fuselagefs. fuselagefs consists of a C++ wrapper class for FUSE called Fuselagefs, as well as Delegatefs which is a Fuselagefs subclass that delegates all operations to an underlying base filesystem. With Delegatefs... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Called, Class, Consists, Fuse, Fuselagefs, Project, Wrapper

fuseflt is a FUSE filesystem that allows the user to define file conversion filters that will be applied when requested. It relies on filename extensions to determine file types. This project is released under the GNU General Public License. File conversion filter example Suppose that you want... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Applied, Conversion, Define, File, Filesystem, Filters, Fuse, Fuseflt, Requested, User

FUSE-J project contains Java bindings for FUSE (Filesystem in USErspace). It is a Java API that uses JNI bindings to FUSE library and enables writing Linux filesystems in Java language. FUSE (Filesystem in USErspace) is a simple interface for userspace programs to export a virtual filesystem to... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Export, Filesystem, Interface, Kernel, Language, Linux, Programs, Simple, Userspace, Virtual

MODxFS is a FUSE module that allows MODx Content Management System administrators to edit Chunks, Pages, Snippets, and Templates via a virtual filesystem. This means you can use your favorite HTML/PHP editor(s) to edit MODx content. MODxFS is in testing! We need Beta testers. PLEASE BE AWARE... Platforms: *nix, Linux

Keyword: Pages, Snippets