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Organize Files In Filetype-Based Named Directories On Linux Using Organizer (GUI)
Organizer is new and doesn't have a lot of features yet, but it can already be very helpful in organizing messy directories, like the Downloads or Desktop folders for example.
Currently Organizer supports organizing directories containing the following type of files: images (jpg, png, etc.), documents (pdf, odt, doc/docx, etc.), spreadsheets (ods, xls/xlsx), presentations (odp, ppt/pptx), videos (mkv, mp4, webm, and so on), music (flac, mp3, etc.), archives (tar.gz, zip, rar, etc.) and other (for example AppImage and deb binaries).
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Handbrake Video Transcoder 1.2.1 Released (Ubuntu PPA)
Handbrake video transcode 1.2.1 was released a few days ago with numerous bug-fixes and improvements.
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Creating a cryptocurrency user interface project with python
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