File Managers, New software for Linux

Mix2Stix 1.1.4 Open Source

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Fills MP3 sticks or other data media with randomly selected music files from one or more source folders. Fast and secure download from The H

07/08/12

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Double Commander 0.5.4 Open Source

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Alternative to Windows Explorer with two windows for copying and moving files. Features an editor with syntax display and includes expanded search. Registers file functions and supports Unicode and archive formats ZIP, TAR GZ, TGZ, BZ2, RPM, CPIO, DEB and RAR. Fast and secure download from The H

25/06/12

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CdCat 2.2 Open Source

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Qt-based catalogue program for documenting and managing personal files. Scans selected folders or disks and automatically stores information about file system structure and content into an XML database including all tag information of MP3 files.

25/06/12

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Gnome Commander 1.2.8.15 Open Source

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Two-window file manager for GNOME desktop environments. Alongside the classic functions, it provides extended functions for professional users, such as for running relatively uncomplex commands. Also includes an integrated text and image viewer.

25/06/12

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muCommander 0.9.0 Open Source

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File manager in the style of Norton Commander. Supports FTP, SFTP, SMB, NFS and HTTP(S), as well as file formats such as ZIP, TAR, GZip, BZip2, ISO/NRG, AR/Deb and LST. Available in 18 languages and also a portable version for booting from a USB stick. Manufacturer website currently unavailable. Fast and secure download from The H

25/06/12

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HFSExplorer 0.21 Open Source

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Extracts files from HFS+ drives to a DMG image or a RAW file. Specially designed for users who are running Windows XP on an Intel Mac via Boot Camp because Windows XP can’t access HFS+ drives directly. Earlier HFS and HFSX drives are not supported. Fast and secure download from The H

25/06/12

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