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  • GNU FileUtils (Collection of 20+ essential system tools, like: cp, mv, chmod, chown, ls, ln)
  • GNU ShellUtils (Collection of 30+ console utilities commonly used within shell scripts or shell commands, like: echo, pwd, test, chroot, uname, who, whoami, nice, tee, date)
  • GNU FindUtils (Collection of search and indexing tools: find, locate, xargs, updatedb, frcode)
  • rlocate (Linux kernel module and user-space tool which acts as a 'locate' command alternative that is always up-to-date)
  • sfind (POSIX.1-2001 compliant implementation of the "find" utility) (cvs)
  • clwrap ("command-line wrapper" tool for running custom commands with standard input lines as arguments. The functionality is similar to GNU xargs.) (cvs)
  • wtch (Perl based tool which periodically runs a user-specified shell command and watches its output. When this output changes wtch runs a user-specified shell command.)
  • Watchfolder (Daemon which monitors specifed directories for incoming files and processes them with programs assigned to those directories)
  • glark (Grep alternative which offers: Perl/Ruby regular expressions, highlighting of matches, context around matches, and more.) (cvs)
  • rtgrep (Bash shell script which can recursively search files created or modified in a given time frame)
  • BatRen (Shell based automatic file rename tool)
  • Krename (KDE based tool to rename files)
  • Tardy (Tool to alter certain characteristics of files after they have been packed into a "tar" archive files)
  • FSlint (Filesystem sanity check tool, which can report duplicate files, bad symbolic links, troublesome file names, empty directories, non stripped executables)
  • RFC (Remote Filesystem Checker. Filesystem sanity check tool.)
  • tmpreaper (Tool to clean out temporary-file directories)
  • Sudo ("Superuser do" allows a system administrator to give certain users groups of users the ability to run some specified command(s) as root or as another user while logging the commands and arguments being used. License: BSD-style)
  • RSSH ("Restricted secure shell" for use with OpenSSH, allowing specific users only to execute scp and/or sftp)
  • userinfo (Tool to display as much information about a local user as possible) (cvs)
  • bidilink (Utility for linking two bidirectional data streams together. It extends the standard Unix "filter" paradigma to bidrectional streams.)
  • Gtk-Lsof (GTK+ based GUI front-end for lsof. These tools list information about any files that are open by processes currently running on the system)
  • OneFinger (KDE based GUI tool for composing shell commands) (cvs) (ml)

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