User:Ahazred8/dupelist
COMPARISON of duplicate file utilities. This is a list of duplicate file management utilities.
Draft List Of Utils
[edit]- clink - replaces duplicates with symlinks
- duff - uses fast O(n log n) comparison
- dupedit - Compares many files at once without checksumming. Avoids comparing files against themselves when multiple paths point to the same file.
- dupefinder -
- duper -
- dupmerge - runs across most platforms (Win32/64 with Cygwin, *nix, Linux etc.)
- dupseek - Perl with algorithm optimized to reduce reads
- epac - Erik's Partial Archive Collator - replaces duplicates with hardlinks
- fdf - Perl/c based and runs across most platforms (Win32, *nix and probably others). Uses MD5, SHA1 and other checksum algorithms
- fdupe - a small script written in Perl. Doing its job fast and efficiently.
- fdupes -
- findrepe - Java-based command-line tool; can search within zips and jars. (Linux, Mac OS X, *nix, Windows)
- freedup - POSIX C compliant and runs across platforms (Windows with Cygwin, Linux, AIX, etc.)
- freedups - shell script
- fslint - has command line interface and GUI.
- ftwin -
- liten - Pure Python deduplication command line tool, and library, using md5 checksums and a novel byte comparison algorithm. (Linux, Mac OS X, *nix, Windows)
- liten2 - A rewrite of the original Liten, still a command line tool but with a faster interactive mode using SHA-1 checksums (Linux, Mac OS X, *nix)
- rdfind - One of the few which rank duplicates based on the order of input parameters (directories to scan) in order not to delete in "original/well known" sources (if multiple directories are given). Uses MD5 or SHA1. uses fast O(n log n) comparison
- rmlint - Fast finder with command line interface and many options to find other lint too (uses MD5)
- ssdeep - identify almost identical files using Context Triggered Piecewise Hashing
- ua - Unix/Linux command line tool, designed to work with find (and the like).
Related: duplicate image match finders Related: data deduplication
DummySortableList
[edit]| Name | FIXMECategory | Description | First appeared |
|---|---|---|---|
| admin | SCCS | Create and administer SCCS files | PWB UNIX |
| alias | Misc | Define or display aliases | |
| ar | Misc | Create and maintain library archives | Version 1 AT&T UNIX |
| what | SCCS | Identify SCCS files | PWB UNIX |
| xargs | Shell Programming | Construct argument lists and invoke utility | PWB UNIX |
| yacc | C Programming | Yet another compiler compiler | PWB UNIX |
| zcat | Text Processing | Expand and concatenate data | 4.3BSD |
See also
[edit]- List of GNOME applications
- List of GNU packages
- List of KDE applications
- List of Unix daemons
- List of web browsers for Unix/Linux
- Unix philosophy
Footnotes
[edit]External links
[edit]{X{wikibooks|Guide to UNIX|Commands}} {X{ComXmons category|Unix cheatsheets}}
- IEEE Std 1003.1,2004 specifications
- IEEE Std 1003.1,2008 specifications
- Rosetta Stone For *Nix – configurable list of equivalent programs for *nix systems.
- The Unix Acronym List – explains the names of many Unix commands.
- The UNIX System Homepage
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