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QPDF v10.6.3 New
Package Tool
- 6MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 12 Mar 2022
- Suggested by webfork
- MidasChange history
Application package that enables developers to easily view, analyze and modify the structure of a PDF file such as merge, split, overlay/underlay, rotate etc. QPDF is also capable of creating linearized (also known as web-optimized) files and encrypted files.
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| Dependencies: | libgcc_s_seh-1.dll, libstdc++-6.dll, libwinpthread-1.dll |
| Unicode support: | Yes |
| License: | Apache License 2.0 FOSS |
| Similar/alternative apps: | PDFtk Server |
| What's new? |
See: http://qpdf.sourceforge.net/files/qpdf-manual.html#ref.release-notes |
ExifTool v12.41 New
Package Tool
- 8MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 7 Apr 2022
- Suggested by rbon
- MidasChange history
ExifTool is a command-line application for reading, writing and editing meta information in a wide variety of files. ExifTool supports many different metadata formats including EXIF, GPS, IPTC, XMP, JFIF, GeoTIFF, ICC Profile, PDF, Photoshop IRB, FlashPix, AFCP and ID3, Lyrics3, as well as the maker notes of many digital cameras by Canon, Casio, DJI, FLIR, FujiFilm, GE, GoPro, HP, JVC/Victor, Kodak, Leaf, Minolta/Konica-Minolta, Motorola, Nikon, Nintendo, Olympus/Epson, Panasonic/Leica, Pentax/Asahi, Phase One, Reconyx, Ricoh, Samsung, Sanyo, Sigma/Foveon and Sony.
ExifToolGUI is a portable tool for viewing/editing metadata.
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| Unicode support: | Yes |
| License: | GNU GPL FOSS |
| How to extract: | Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch exiftool(-k).exe to read the application documentation, drag-and-drop files and folders to view meta information, or rename to exiftool.exe for command-line use. |
| What's new? |
See: https://exiftool.org/history.html |
pandoc v2.18 New
Package Tool
- 107MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 22 Apr 2022
- Suggested by Midas
- MidasChange history
pandoc is a command-line tool to convert documents from from one markup format to another (asciidoc, beamer, biblatex, bibtex, commonmark, context, creole, csljson, csv, docboo, docx, dokuwiki, dzslides, epub, fb2, gfm, haddock, html, icml, ipynb, jats, jira, json, latex, man, markdown, mediawiki, ms, muse, odt, opendocument, org, pdf, plain text, pptx, revealjs, rst, rtf, s5, slideous, slidy, t2t, tei, texinfo, textile, tikiwiki, twiki, vimwiki, xwiki, zimwiki). It includes a powerful system for automatic citations and bibliographies. There are many ways to customize pandoc to fit your needs, including a template system and a powerful system for writing filters.
| Use cases: | convert text |
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| License: | GNU GPLv2 FOSS |
| How to extract: | Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. |
| What's new? |
See: https://pandoc.org/releases.html#revision-history-for-pandoc |
cURL 7.83.1 New
Tool
- 3MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 11 May 2022
- Suggested by JohnW
- MidasChange history
curl is a tool to transfer data from or to a server, using one of the supported protocols (DICT, FILE, FTP, FTPS, GOPHER, HTTP, HTTPS, IMAP, IMAPS, LDAP, LDAPS, POP3, POP3S, RTMP, RTSP, SCP, SFTP, SMB, SMBS, SMTP, SMTPS, TELNET and TFTP). The command is designed to work without user interaction. curl offers proxy support, user authentication, FTP upload, HTTP post, SSL connections, cookies, file transfer resume, Metalink, and more.
| Use cases: | download files download via ftp upload files upload via ftp |
| Category: | |
| License: | Freeware/Open Source FOSS |
| What's new? | Full changelog at https://curl.se/changes.html. |
youtube-dl v2021.12.17 New
Package Tool
- 8MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 17 Dec 2021
- Suggested by ozok
- MidasChange history
youtube-dl is a command-line program to download videos from YouTube and many other sites. It is very up-to-date and typically responds very quickly to changes on the YouTube website which causes trouble for other downloaders.
| Use cases: | download video |
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | Win2K / WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| Writes settings to: | None |
| Dependencies: | Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package (x86) |
| Stealth: ? | Yes. Can save cache to the user's profile, see more here. |
| Unicode support: | Yes |
| License: | Unlicense FOSS |
| How to extract: | Download youtube-dl.exe to a folder of your choice and launch. |
| What's new? |
See: https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/releases |
| Latest comments |
Hangar0
on 2021-12-16 14:47
new version 2021.12.17 .. .. (https://ytdl-org.github.io/youtube-dl/download.html)
Midas
on 2022-05-30 12:26
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"yt-dlp is a youtube-dl fork based on the now inactive youtube-dlc. The main focus of this project is adding new features and patches while also keeping up to date with the original project." See: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp |
Git for Windows v2.36.1 New
Package Tool Unix Port
- 275MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 9 May 2022
- Suggested by SYSTEM
- MidasChange history
Git is a version control system for tracking code changes in software development. Git for Windows allows users to work on existing Git projects and/or set up local repositories for their own projects.
| Use cases: | git client version control |
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| Writes settings to: | %USERPROFILE%\.config |
| Stealth: ? | No |
| Path portability: | No |
| License: | GNU GPLv2 FOSS |
| How to extract: | Download the file prefixed with PortableGit. Launch the self-extracting EXE to a folder of your choice. Launch either git-bash.exe or git-cmd.exe. |
| What's new? | See https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/releases/. |
Yori [Yori]
Tool
- 29KB (uncompressed)
- Released on 8 Jan 2022
- vevyChange history
Start a Yori shell instance.
Yori is a CMD replacement shell that supports backquotes, job control, and improves tab completion, file matching, aliases, command history, and more.
Part of Yori.
| Category: | |
| License: | MIT License FOSS |
scrcpy V1.24 New
- 67MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 28 Apr 2022
- Suggested by Midas
- MidasChange history
scrcpy provides display and control of Android devices connected on USB (or over TCP/IP). It does not require any root access.
It focuses on:
- lightness (native, displays only the device screen)
- performance (30~60fps)
- quality (1920×1080 or above)
- low latency (35~70ms)
- low startup time (~1 second to display the first image)
- non-intrusiveness (nothing is left installed on the device)
scrcpy allows for screen recording directly form the desktop, which may prove really useful for tutorials and training.
| Use cases: | android mirror display android screen recording. |
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | Win10 |
| License: | Apache License |
| What's new? | See https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy/releases. |
Wget 1.21.3 New
Package Tool Unix Port
- Released on 9 Jan 2021
- Suggested by leloo
- MidasChange history
Wget is a non-interactive utility for downloading files using the HTTPS, HTTP and FTP protocols. It can resume interrupted downloads, use file name wild cards, supports proxies and cookies, and convert absolute links in downloaded documents to relative links.
Wget is a popular tool with multiple ports/implementations for Windows.
Wget2 is being developed (see https://gitlab.com/gnuwget/wget2).
| Use cases: | download files download via ftp |
| Category: | |
| License: | Freeware/Open Source FOSS |
| How to extract: | See parent package(s) or port(s). |
| What's new? | Latest upstream changelog at http://savannah.gnu.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=9913. |
| Latest comments |
Midas
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Upstream v1.21 released 2021-01-09 (changelog at http://savannah.gnu.org/forum/forum.php?forum_id=9913). |
Yori (Package) v1.70 New
Package
- 3MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 8 Jan 2022
- Suggested by Midas
- MidasChange history
Yori is a collection of tools for Windows aimimg to replace the default (CMD) shell and many built-in and other commands.
It contains the following tools:
• Assoc (yassoc): Display or edit file associations.
• Cab (cab): Compresses files into CAB files or extracts files from CAB files.
• Cal (ycal): Display a calendar.
• CharMap (ycharmap): Displays a set of characters.
• Clip (yclip): Manipulate clipboard state including copy and paste.
• Clmp (clmp): Multi process compiler wrapper
• Cls (ycls): Clears the console.
• Co (yco): Displays file manager.
• Compact (ycompact): Compress or decompress one or more files.
• Copy (ycopy): Copies one or more files.
• CpuInfo (ycpuinfo): Display cpu topology information.
• Cshot (cshot): Captures previous output on the console and outputs to standard output.
• Cut (ycut): Outputs a portion of an input buffer of text.
• Cvtvt (cvtvt): Converts text with VT100 color escapes into another format.
• Date (ydate): Outputs the system date and time in a specified format.
• Df (ydf): Display disk free space.
• Dir (ydir): Enumerate the contents of directories.
• Du (ydu): Display disk space used within directories.
• Echo (yecho): Outputs text.
• Edit (yedit): Open a file for editing.
• Env (yenv): Set environment state and execute a command.
• Erase (yerase): Delete one or more files.
• Err (yerr): Display error codes as strings.
• Expr (yexpr): Evaluate simple arithmetic expressions.
• FInfo (finfo): Output information about file metadata.
• For (yfor): Enumerates through a list of strings or files.
• FsCmp (fscmp): Test for file system conditions.
• Get (yget): Fetches objects from HTTP and stores them in local files.
• Grpcmp (grpcmp): Returns true if the user is a member of the specified group.
• Hash (yhash): Hash a file.
• Help (yhelp): Displays help for Yori.
• HexDump (hexdump): Output the contents of one or more files in hex.
• Hilite (hilite): Output the contents of one or more files with highlight on lines matching specified criteria.
• Iconv (iconv): Convert the character encoding of one or more files.
• IniTool (initool): Query or set values in INI files.
• IntCmp (intcmp): Compare two integer values.
• Kill (ykill): Terminate processes.
• Lines (lines): Count the number of lines in one or more files.
• Lsof (lsof): Determine which processes are keeping files open.
• Mem (ymem): Display memory usage.
• Mkdir (ymkdir): Creates directories.
• Mklink (ymklink): Creates hardlinks, symbolic links, or junctions.
• More (ymore): Output the contents of one or more files with paging and scrolling.
• Mount (ymount): Mount or unmount an ISO disk.
• Move (ymove): Moves or renames one or more files.
• Nice (nice): Runs a child program at low priority.
• OsVer (osver): Outputs the operating system version in a specified format.
• Path (ypath): Converts relative paths into decomposable full paths.
• Pause (ypause): Prompt the user to press any key before continuing.
• ProcInfo (procinfo): Collects information about a running system process.
• Ps (yps): Display process list.
• ReadLine (readline): Inputs a line and sends it to output.
• Repl (repl): Output the contents of one or more files with specified text replaced with alternate text.
• Rmdir (yrmdir): Removes directories.
• Scut (scut): Create, modify, display or execute Window shortcuts.
• sdir (sdir): Colorful, sorted and optionally rich directory enumeration for Windows.
• SetVer (setver): Runs a child program with an explicit Windows version.
• Shutdown (yshutdn): Shutdown the system.
• Sleep (sleep): Waits for a specified amount of time.
• Split (ysplit): Split a file into pieces.
• Sponge (ysponge): Read input into memory and output once all input is read, allowing the output to modify the source stream.
• Start (ystart): Ask the shell to open a file.
• StrCmp (strcmp): Compare two strings.
• Stride (ystride): Output periodic contents of one or more files.
• Sync (sync): Flush files, directories or volumes to disk.
• Tail (tail): Output the final lines of one or more files.
• Tee (tee): Output the contents of standard input to standard output and a file.
• TimeThis (timethis): Runs a child program and times its execution.
• Title (ytitle): Get or set the console window title.
• Touch (touch): Create files or update timestamps.
• Type (ytype): Output the contents of one or more files.
• VhdTool (vhdtool): Manage VHD files.
• Vol (yvol): Outputs storage volume information in a specified format.
• Which (which): Searches a semicolon delimited environment variable for a file. When searching PATH, also applies PATHEXT executable extension matching.
• WinInfo (wininfo): Return information about a window.
• WinPos (winpos): Move or size application windows.
• YDbg (ydbg): Debugs processes.
• Yori (yori): Start a Yori shell instance; a CMD replacement shell.
• Yui (yui): Display lightweight graphical UI.
• Cab (cab): Compresses files into CAB files or extracts files from CAB files.
• Cal (ycal): Display a calendar.
• CharMap (ycharmap): Displays a set of characters.
• Clip (yclip): Manipulate clipboard state including copy and paste.
• Clmp (clmp): Multi process compiler wrapper
• Cls (ycls): Clears the console.
• Co (yco): Displays file manager.
• Compact (ycompact): Compress or decompress one or more files.
• Copy (ycopy): Copies one or more files.
• CpuInfo (ycpuinfo): Display cpu topology information.
• Cshot (cshot): Captures previous output on the console and outputs to standard output.
• Cut (ycut): Outputs a portion of an input buffer of text.
• Cvtvt (cvtvt): Converts text with VT100 color escapes into another format.
• Date (ydate): Outputs the system date and time in a specified format.
• Df (ydf): Display disk free space.
• Dir (ydir): Enumerate the contents of directories.
• Du (ydu): Display disk space used within directories.
• Echo (yecho): Outputs text.
• Edit (yedit): Open a file for editing.
• Env (yenv): Set environment state and execute a command.
• Erase (yerase): Delete one or more files.
• Err (yerr): Display error codes as strings.
• Expr (yexpr): Evaluate simple arithmetic expressions.
• FInfo (finfo): Output information about file metadata.
• For (yfor): Enumerates through a list of strings or files.
• FsCmp (fscmp): Test for file system conditions.
• Get (yget): Fetches objects from HTTP and stores them in local files.
• Grpcmp (grpcmp): Returns true if the user is a member of the specified group.
• Hash (yhash): Hash a file.
• Help (yhelp): Displays help for Yori.
• HexDump (hexdump): Output the contents of one or more files in hex.
• Hilite (hilite): Output the contents of one or more files with highlight on lines matching specified criteria.
• Iconv (iconv): Convert the character encoding of one or more files.
• IniTool (initool): Query or set values in INI files.
• IntCmp (intcmp): Compare two integer values.
• Kill (ykill): Terminate processes.
• Lines (lines): Count the number of lines in one or more files.
• Lsof (lsof): Determine which processes are keeping files open.
• Mem (ymem): Display memory usage.
• Mkdir (ymkdir): Creates directories.
• Mklink (ymklink): Creates hardlinks, symbolic links, or junctions.
• More (ymore): Output the contents of one or more files with paging and scrolling.
• Mount (ymount): Mount or unmount an ISO disk.
• Move (ymove): Moves or renames one or more files.
• Nice (nice): Runs a child program at low priority.
• OsVer (osver): Outputs the operating system version in a specified format.
• Path (ypath): Converts relative paths into decomposable full paths.
• Pause (ypause): Prompt the user to press any key before continuing.
• ProcInfo (procinfo): Collects information about a running system process.
• Ps (yps): Display process list.
• ReadLine (readline): Inputs a line and sends it to output.
• Repl (repl): Output the contents of one or more files with specified text replaced with alternate text.
• Rmdir (yrmdir): Removes directories.
• Scut (scut): Create, modify, display or execute Window shortcuts.
• sdir (sdir): Colorful, sorted and optionally rich directory enumeration for Windows.
• SetVer (setver): Runs a child program with an explicit Windows version.
• Shutdown (yshutdn): Shutdown the system.
• Sleep (sleep): Waits for a specified amount of time.
• Split (ysplit): Split a file into pieces.
• Sponge (ysponge): Read input into memory and output once all input is read, allowing the output to modify the source stream.
• Start (ystart): Ask the shell to open a file.
• StrCmp (strcmp): Compare two strings.
• Stride (ystride): Output periodic contents of one or more files.
• Sync (sync): Flush files, directories or volumes to disk.
• Tail (tail): Output the final lines of one or more files.
• Tee (tee): Output the contents of standard input to standard output and a file.
• TimeThis (timethis): Runs a child program and times its execution.
• Title (ytitle): Get or set the console window title.
• Touch (touch): Create files or update timestamps.
• Type (ytype): Output the contents of one or more files.
• VhdTool (vhdtool): Manage VHD files.
• Vol (yvol): Outputs storage volume information in a specified format.
• Which (which): Searches a semicolon delimited environment variable for a file. When searching PATH, also applies PATHEXT executable extension matching.
• WinInfo (wininfo): Return information about a window.
• WinPos (winpos): Move or size application windows.
• YDbg (ydbg): Debugs processes.
• Yori (yori): Start a Yori shell instance; a CMD replacement shell.
• Yui (yui): Display lightweight graphical UI.
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | WinNT / Win2K / WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| Unicode support: | Yes |
| License: | MIT License FOSS |
| How to extract: |
Either run the installer or: Download the CAB files and extract them into one folder (for 32-bit version, replace "amd64" with "win32"): http://www.malsmith.net/download/?obj=yori/latest-stable/yori-core-amd64.cab http://www.malsmith.net/download/?obj=yori/latest-stable/yori-typical-amd64.cab http://www.malsmith.net/download/?obj=yori/latest-stable/yori-extra-amd64.cab |
| What's new? |
See: http://malsmith.net/yori/changelog/ |
MS-DOS Player v30
Package Tool
- 902KB (uncompressed)
- Released on 24 Dec 2020
- Suggested by Midas
- vevyChange history
A MS-DOS emulator for Win32-x64 systems. 16bit MS-DOS compatible commands can be executed on a Win32-x64 environment.
This emulator inherits the environment variables from the host Windows, and a target command can access the host's file path directly.
Execute 16bit MS-DOS compatible commands on a 64bit Windows system without the need to copy any files to/from a virtual machine (VMware, Virtual PC, XP mode, or others).
- This emulator DOES NOT support Win16 execution files.
- This emulator DOES NOT support graphic/sound hardwares and DOES NOT aim to support game softwares. Use DOSBox for this purpose.
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| License: | GPL FOSS |
| Similar/alternative apps: | DOSBox |
Blat v3.2.22
Package Tool
- 485KB (uncompressed)
- Released on 19 Jul 2019
- Suggested by lintalist
- vevyChange history
Blat - A command line utility that sends email using SMTP or post to usenet using NNTP.
- For SSL support you can use stunnel
- Portable LWBlat GUI frontend
| Use cases: | send emails |
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| License: | Public domain FOSS |
| Similar/alternative apps: | CMail, SwithMail |
PDFtk Server 2.02
Package Tool Discontinued
- 9MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 24 Jul 2013
- Suggested by lintalist
- lintalistChange history
PDFtk is a command-line tool for working with PDFs. It is commonly used for client-side scripting or server-side processing of PDFs. It does not require Adobe Acrobat or Reader, and it runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| Dependencies: | libiconv2.dll |
| License: | GPL FOSS |
| How to extract: |
Uniextract the Installer, copy these two files: {app}\bin\pdftk.exe {app}\bin\libiconv2.dll |
| Similar/alternative apps: | QPDF |
7za (7-Zip) v19.00
Package Tool
- 722KB (uncompressed)
- Released on 21 Feb 2019
- Suggested by lintalist
- lintalistChange history
Standalone console version of 7-Zip with reduced formats support. 7-Zip is a free and open-source file archiver, a utility used to place groups of files within compressed containers known as "archives". It is developed by Igor Pavlov and was first released in 1999. 7-Zip uses its own 7z archive format, but can read and write several other archive formats.
Supported:
- Formats: bzip2 (bz2 bzip2 tbz2 (.tar) tbz (.tar)); gzip (gz gzip tgz (.tar) tpz (.tar) apk (.tar0)); lzma; lzma86; Split (001); xz (xz txz (.tar)); 7z; Cab; tar (tar ova); zip (zip z01 zipx jar xpi odt ods docx xlsx epub ipa apk appx).
- Codecs: BCJ2; BCJ; PPC; IA64; ARM; ARMT; SPARC; Swap2; Swap4; BZip2; Copy; Deflate64; Deflate; Delta; LZMA2; LZMA; PPMD; 7zAES; AES256CBC.
- Hashers: CRC32; CRC64; SHA1; SHA256.
Alternatively you can copy both 7z.exe and 7z.dll from 7-Zip.
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 |
| Unicode support: | Yes |
| License: | GPL FOSS |
| How to extract: | Download and unpack the 7z****-extra.7z archive, and copy the 32 or 64 bit version of "7za.exe" |
UnxUtils
Collection Unix Port Discontinued
- 6MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 1 Mar 2007
- Suggested by Hydaral
- Andrew LeeChange history
A collection of Unix tools ported to Windows. Download updates and the remaining tools here.
NOTE: tools are dated 2003 or earlier.
⚠️Some of these ports (see under "Ignored") may be vulnerable due to their age. See the FAQ for more.
Included tools
bold = Original parent package or single tools:
strikethrough= "dummy" according to the porter (doesn't work).
• AGREP (Wikinaut).
• ansi2knr.
• bc: bc,dc.
• bison.
• bzip2: bzip2, bunzip2, bzip2recover.
• Coreutils: basename, cat, chgrp, chmod, chown, cksum, comm, cp*, csplit, cut, date, dd, df, dircolors, dirname, du, echo, env, expand, expr, factor, fmt, fold, head, id, install, join, ln*, logname, ls, md5sum, mkdir, mkfifo, mknod, mv, nl, od, paste, pathchk, pr, printenv, printf, ptx, pwd, rm, rmdir, seq, sha1sum, sleep, sort, split, sum, sync, tac, tail, tee, test, touch, tr, tsort, uname, unexpand, uniq, wc, whoami, yes.
(*) cp, ln: works only on NT, does real hardlinks on NTFS.
• Diffutils: cmp, diff, diff3, sdiff.
• Fileutils: mvdir (obsolete tool).
• Findutils: find, xargs.
• flex.
• fsplit (Fortran files).
• gawk: input files are opened in text mode.
• grep: grep, egrep, fgrep.
• gsar.
• gzip: gzip, gunzip, zcat.
• indent.
• jwhois.
• less: less, lesskey.
• m4.
• make: See note in the linked entry.
• makedepend.
• makemsg.
• man.
• (n)compress.
• patch.
• rman (PolyglotMan).
• recode.
• sed.
• Sharutils: shar*, unshar, uudecode, uuencode.
(*) shar: only works with -T (text) option.
• stego.
• tar. See note in the linked entry.
• util-linux: su.
• which: does not search the current directory.
• zsh (under the names zsh, sh).
• These tools (not ports) are also provided by the developer: gclip, gplay, pclip, type.
Ignored:
• Info-ZIP: Zip 2.3, UnZip 5.42: old vulnerable versions.
• RARLAB: UnRAR 3.00 beta 7: old vulnerable version.
• Wget 1.8.2: old vulnerable version.
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | Win2K / WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| License: | GPL FOSS |
FFmpeg (Package) v4.3.1
Package
- 67MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 28 Jul 2020
- Suggested by I am Baas
- vevyChange history
FFmpeg is a collection of libraries and tools to process multimedia content such as audio, video, image, subtitles and related metadata.
It is a popular audio video converter and can also grab streams, device inputs as well as output them.
It contains the following tools:
- FFmpeg: the primary tool to manipulate, convert and stream multimedia content.
- FFprobe: analysis tool to inspect multimedia content.
- FFplay: minimalistic multimedia player.
Available from:
- Gyan Doshi.
- BtbN.
- More sources (use your judgement):
• Gianluigi Tiesi. You can also get the latest build here.
• AnimMouse.
• Reino Wijnsma: XP-compatible-builds.
• Zeranoe. Not updated. Last release is 4.3.1. Get it from the Internet Archive: 32-bit, 64-bit.
| Category: | |
| Writes settings to: | None |
| License: | Freeware/Open Source FOSS |
FFmpeg
Tool
- 67MB (uncompressed)
- Suggested by I am Baas
- vevyChange history
ffmpeg is a video and audio converter that is capable of (among others):
- decoding, encoding
- muxing, demuxing
- editing, filtering
- saving streams, broadcasting streams
- reading device input, outputting to device
It can deal with video, audio, image files, subtitles and metadata.
It supports dozens of formats and codecs and hundreds of filters.
Get it as part of FFmpeg.
| Category: | |
| Writes settings to: | None |
| License: | Freeware/Open Source FOSS |
busybox-w32 v3329
Package Tool Unix Port
- 589KB (uncompressed)
- Released on 9 Jan 2020
- Suggested by Ruby
- vevyChange history
busybox-w32 is a port of BusyBox to the Microsoft Windows WIN32 API. It brings a subset of the functionality of BusyBox to Windows in a single self-contained native executable.
Tools here are usually more limited than their full Unix counterparts.
Included Tools (More info under "Details" below):
[, [[, ar, arch, ash, awk, base64, basename, bash, bunzip2, bzcat, bzip2, cal, cat, chmod, cksum, clear, cmp, comm, cp, cpio, cut, date, dc, dd, df, diff, dirname, dos2unix, dpkg, dpkg-deb, du, echo, ed, egrep, env, expand, expr, factor, false, fgrep, find, fold, fsync, ftpget, ftpput, getopt, grep, groups, gunzip, gzip, hd, head, hexdump, httpd, iconv, id, ipcalc, kill, killall, less, link, ln, logname, ls, lzcat, lzma, lzop, lzopcat, man, md5sum, mkdir, mktemp, mv, nc, nl, od, paste, patch, pgrep, pidof, pipe_progress, pkill, printenv, printf, ps, pwd, readlink, realpath, reset, rev, rm, rmdir, rpm, rpm2cpio, sed, seq, sh, sha1sum, sha256sum, sha3sum, sha512sum, shred, shuf, sleep, sort, split, ssl_client, stat, strings, su, sum, tac, tail, tar, tee, test, time, timeout, touch, tr, true, truncate, ts, ttysize, uname, uncompress, unexpand, uniq, unix2dos, unlink, unlzma, unlzop, unxz, unzip, usleep, uudecode, uuencode, vi, watch, wc, wget, which, whoami, whois, xargs, xxd, xz, xzcat, yes, zcat
Note: `iconv' (a tool to convert text between character encodings) is not in the original (Unix) BusyBox.
Details (of tools ported from BusyBox):
• [: Provides `test' command in the `[ EXPR ]' form.
• [[: Provides `test' command in the `[[ EXPR ]]' form.
• ar: Extract or list FILES from an ar archive. Mini `ar' implementation.
• arch: Print system architecture. Alias for `uname -m'.
• ash: Unix shell interpreter.
• awk: A pattern scanning and processing language. `awk' for Busybox.
• base64: Base64 encode or decode FILE to standard output.
• basename: Strip directory path and .SUFFIX from FILE. Mini `basename' implementation for Busybox.
• bash: Alias (with bash compatibilities?) for `ash' in BusyBox.
• bunzip2: Decompress FILEs (or stdin). Small `bzip2' deflate implementation.
• bzcat: Decompress to stdout. `bunzip2' but to standard output.
• bzip2: Compress or decompress FILEs (or stdin) with bzip2 algorithm. `bzip2' implementation for BusyBox.
• cal: Display a calendar.
• cat: Print FILEs to stdout. `cat' implementation for BusyBox.
• chmod: Change the access permission of files. Mini `chmod' implementation for BusyBox.
• cksum: Calculate the CRC (not the common CRC32) checksums of FILEs.
• clear: Clear the terminal screen. Mini `clear' implementation for BusyBox.
• cmp: Compare FILE1 with FILE2 (or stdin). Mini `cmp' implementation for BusyBox.
• comm: Compare FILE1 with FILE2. Mini `comm' implementation for BusyBox.
• cp: Copy SOURCE(s) to DEST. Mini `cp' implementation for BusyBox.
• cpio: Extract (-i) or list (-t) files from a cpio archive, or take file list from stdin and create an archive (-o). Mini `cpio' implementation for BusyBox.
• cut: Print selected parts of each line in FILE(s) or stdin to stdout. Minimalist version of `cut' for BusyBox.
• date: Display time (using +FMT), or set time. Mini `date' implementation for BusyBox.
• dc: Tiny RPN calculator.
• dd: Copy a file with converting and formatting. Mini `dd' implementation for BusyBox.
• df: Print filesystem usage statistics. Mini `df' implementation for BusyBox.
• diff: Compare files line by line and output the differences between them. Mini `diff' implementation for BusyBox (adapted from OpenBSD `diff') that supports unified diffs only.
• dirname: Strip out non-directory suffix from FILENAME. Mini `dirname' implementation for BusyBox.
• dos2unix: Convert FILE or stdin in-place from DOS to Unix format.
• dpkg: Install, remove and manage Debian packages. Mini `dpkg' implementation for BusyBox.
• dpkg-deb: Unpacks and provides information about Debian archives.
• du: Summarize disk space used for each FILE and/or directory. Mini `du' implementation for BusyBox.
• echo: Print the specified string back to stdout. `echo' implementation for BusyBox.
• ed: The `ed' built-in command (much simplified).
• egrep: Alias to `grep -E'.
• env: Print the current environment or run PROG after setting up the specified environment. `env' implementation for BusyBox.
• expand: Convert tabs to spaces, writing to stdout.
• expr: Print the value of EXPRESSION to stdout. Mini `expr' implementation for BusyBox.
• factor: Print prime factors of a given number.
• false: Return an exit code of FALSE (1). Mini `false' implementation for BusyBox.
• fgrep: Alias to `grep -F'.
• find: Search for files and perform actions on them. Mini `find' implementation for BusyBox.
• fold: Wrap input lines in each FILE (or stdin), writing to stdout.
• fsync: Write all buffered blocks in FILEs to disk. This implementation emulates `fsync' Unix system call on platforms that lack it like Windows.
• ftpget: Download a file via FTP. Mini implementation of FTP to retrieve a remote file.
• ftpput: Upload a file to an FTP server.
• getopt: Break up (parse) options in command lines.
• grep: Search for PATTERN in FILEs (or stdin). Mini `grep' implementation for BusyBox.
• groups: Print the group memberships of USER or for the current process.
• gunzip: Decompress FILEs (or stdin). Alias for `gzip -d'.
• gzip: Compress FILEs (or stdin). `gzip' implementation for BusyBox.
• hd: Alias for `hexdump -C'.
• head: Print the first 10 (or n) lines of each FILE (or stdin) to stdout. `head' implementation for BusyBox.
• hexdump: Display FILEs (or stdin) in a user specified format (hexadecimal, decimal, octal, or ascii). `hexdump' (util-linux) implementation for BusyBox.
• httpd: Listen for incoming HTTP requests.
• id: Print information about USER or the current user. Mini `id' implementation for BusyBox.
• ipcalc: Calculate and display network settings from IP address. Mini `ipcalc' implementation for BusyBox.
• kill: Send a signal (default: TERM) to given processes by ID (PIDs). Mini `kill' implementation for BusyBox.
• killall: Batch send a signal (default: TERM) to given processes by name or pattern. Mini `killall' implementation for BusyBox.
• less: View FILE (or stdin) one screenful at a time. Mini `less' implementation for BusyBox.
• link: Create hard links.
• ln: Create a link LINK or DIR/TARGET to the specified TARGET(s). Mini `ln' implementation for BusyBox.
• logname: Print the name of the current user. Mini `logname' implementation for BusyBox.
• ls: List directory contents. Mini `ls' implementation for BusyBox.
• lzcat: Decompress .lzma FILE to stdout. Equivalent to `unlzma -c'.
• lzma: Decompress .lzma FILE (or stdin).
• lzop: Lzop compression/decompresion.
• lzopcat: Alias to `lzop -dc'. Decompress LZOP combressed files to stdout.
• man: Display manual pages. Mini `man' implementation for BusyBox.
• md5sum: Print or check MD5 checksums.
• mkdir: Create DIRECTORY. Mini `mkdir' implementation for BusyBox.
• mktemp: Create a temporary file with name based on TEMPLATE and print its name. Mini `mktemp' implementation for BusyBox.
• mv: Rename SOURCE to DEST, or move SOURCE(s) to DIRECTORY. Mini `mv' implementation for BusyBox.
• nc: Open a pipe to IP:PORT – reads and writes data across network connections. Mini `netcat'.
• nl: Write FILEs to standard output with line numbers added.
• od: Print FILEs (or stdin) unambiguously, as octal bytes by default. `od' implementation for BusyBox.
• paste: Paste (merge) lines from each input file, separated with tab. Implementation of the posix paste `command'.
• patch: Apply a unified `diff'-formatted patch to one or more original files.
• pgrep: Display process(es) selected by regex PATTERN.
• pidof: List PIDs of all processes with names that match NAMEs. `pidof' implementation for BusyBox.
• pipe_progress: Display a dot to indicate pipe activity.
• pkill: Send a signal to process(es) selected by regex PATTERN. Mini `pkill' implementation for BusyBox.
• printenv: Print environment VARIABLEs. `printenv' implementation for BusyBox.
• printf: Format and print ARG(s) according to FORMAT (a-la C printf).
• ps: Show list of processes.
• pwd: Print the full filename of the current working directory. Mini `pwd' implementation for BusyBox.
• readlink: Display the value of a symlink. Mini `readlink' implementation for BusyBox.
• realpath: Return the absolute pathnames of given FILE.
• reset: Reset the terminal screen. Mini `reset' implementation for BusyBox.
• rev: Reverse characters of each line of a given input or file. `rev' implementation for BusyBox.
• rm: Remove files or directories. Mini `rm' implementation for BusyBox.
• rmdir: Remove DIRECTORY if it is empty. `rmdir' implementation for BusyBox.
• rpm: Manipulate RPM packages.
• rpm2cpio: Converts a RPM file into a CPIO archive. Mini `rpm2cpio' implementation for BusyBox.
• sed: Perform text transformations on a file or input from a pipeline. Very minimalist version of `sed'.
• seq: Print numbers from FIRST to LAST, in steps of INC. Mini `seq' implementation for BusyBox.
• sh: See `ash'.
• sha1sum: Print or check SHA1 checksums.
• sha256sum: Print or check SHA256 checksums.
• sha3sum: Print or check SHA3 checksums.
• sha512sum: Print or check SHA512 checksums.
• shred: Overwrite/delete FILEs.
• shuf: Randomly permute (shuffle) lines.
• sleep: Pause for a time equal to the total of the args given, where each arg can have an optional suffix of (s)econds, (m)inutes, (h)ours, or (d)ays. `sleep' implementation for BusyBox.
• sort: Sort lines of text based on given criteria.
• split: Split a file into pieces by size or number of lines.
• ssl_client: This tool pipes data to/from a socket, TLS-encrypting it.
• stat: Display file or filesystem status.
• strings: Display printable strings in a binary file. `strings' implementation for BusyBox.
• su: Run shell with elevated privileges. Mini `su' implementation for BusyBox.
• sum: Checksum and count the blocks in a file.
• tac: Concatenate FILEs and print them in reverse. `tac' implementation for BusyBox.
• tail: Print the last 10 (or n) lines of each FILE (or stdin) to stdout. Mini `tail' implementation for BusyBox.
• tar: Create, extract, or list files from a tar archive. Mini `tar' implementation for BusyBox.
• tee: Copy stdin to each FILE, and also to stdout. `tee' implementation for BusyBox.
• test: Check file types and compare values, returning an appropriate exit code. `test' implementation for BusyBox.
• time: The `time' command runs the specified program with the given arguments. When the command finishes, time writes a message to standard output giving timing statistics about this program run.
• timeout: Start COMMAND, and send a signal (by default, terminate) if still running after DURATION.
• touch: Update the last-modified date on the given FILE(s). Mini `touch' implementation for BusyBox. No access date changing.
• tr: Translate, squeeze, or delete characters from stdin, writing to stdout. Mini `tr' implementation for BusyBox.
• true: Return an exit code of TRUE (0). Mini `true' implementation for BusyBox.
• truncate:Truncate truncates files to a given size. If a file does not exist, it is created unless told otherwise. Mini `truncate' implementation for BusyBox.
• ts: Timestamp standard input.
• ttysize: A replacement for `stty size'. Unlike stty, can report only width, only height, or both, in any order. It also does not complain on error, but returns default 80x24.
• uname: Print system information.
• uncompress: Decompress .Z files. `uncompress' for BusyBox.
• unexpand: Convert spaces to tabs, writing to stdout.
• uniq: Report or discard adjacent repeated lines. `uniq' implementation for BusyBox.
• unix2dos: Convert FILE or stdin in-place from Unix to DOS format.
• unlink: Delete a file.
• unlzma: Decompress .lzma FILE (or stdin).
• unlzop: lzop decompression.
• unxz: Decompress .xz FILE (or stdin). Equivalent to `xz --d'.
• unzip: Extract FILEs from ZIP archive. Mini `unzip' implementation for BusyBox.
• usleep: Pause for N microseconds. `usleep' implementation for BusyBox.
• uudecode: Decode a uuencoded file.
• uuencode: Encode a file into email friendly text.
• vi: A small clone of the `vi' text editor.
• watch: Execute a program periodically, showing output to the screen. Mini `watch' implementation for BusyBox.
• wc: Count lines, words, and bytes for each FILE (or stdin). `wc' implementation for BusyBox.
• wget: Retrieve files via HTTP or FTP.
• which: Find programs in your PATH and print out their pathnames.
• whoami: Print the username of the current user. Mini `whoami' implementation for BusyBox.
• whois: A tiny client for the whois directory service.
• xargs: Execute a specified command for every item from standard input. Mini `xargs' implementation for BusyBox.
• xxd: Used to display binary data in a readable way that is comparable to the output from most hex editors. Mini `xxd' implementation for BusyBox.
• xz: Decompress .xz FILE (or stdin).
• xzcat: Decompress .xz FILE (or stdin) to stdout. Equivalent to `xz -dc'.
• yes: Output a string (by default, `y') repeatedly until killed. `yes' implementation for BusyBox.
• zcat: Decompress gzip/bzip2/xz to stdout.
• [[: Provides `test' command in the `[[ EXPR ]]' form.
• ar: Extract or list FILES from an ar archive. Mini `ar' implementation.
• arch: Print system architecture. Alias for `uname -m'.
• ash: Unix shell interpreter.
• awk: A pattern scanning and processing language. `awk' for Busybox.
• base64: Base64 encode or decode FILE to standard output.
• basename: Strip directory path and .SUFFIX from FILE. Mini `basename' implementation for Busybox.
• bash: Alias (with bash compatibilities?) for `ash' in BusyBox.
• bunzip2: Decompress FILEs (or stdin). Small `bzip2' deflate implementation.
• bzcat: Decompress to stdout. `bunzip2' but to standard output.
• bzip2: Compress or decompress FILEs (or stdin) with bzip2 algorithm. `bzip2' implementation for BusyBox.
• cal: Display a calendar.
• cat: Print FILEs to stdout. `cat' implementation for BusyBox.
• chmod: Change the access permission of files. Mini `chmod' implementation for BusyBox.
• cksum: Calculate the CRC (not the common CRC32) checksums of FILEs.
• clear: Clear the terminal screen. Mini `clear' implementation for BusyBox.
• cmp: Compare FILE1 with FILE2 (or stdin). Mini `cmp' implementation for BusyBox.
• comm: Compare FILE1 with FILE2. Mini `comm' implementation for BusyBox.
• cp: Copy SOURCE(s) to DEST. Mini `cp' implementation for BusyBox.
• cpio: Extract (-i) or list (-t) files from a cpio archive, or take file list from stdin and create an archive (-o). Mini `cpio' implementation for BusyBox.
• cut: Print selected parts of each line in FILE(s) or stdin to stdout. Minimalist version of `cut' for BusyBox.
• date: Display time (using +FMT), or set time. Mini `date' implementation for BusyBox.
• dc: Tiny RPN calculator.
• dd: Copy a file with converting and formatting. Mini `dd' implementation for BusyBox.
• df: Print filesystem usage statistics. Mini `df' implementation for BusyBox.
• diff: Compare files line by line and output the differences between them. Mini `diff' implementation for BusyBox (adapted from OpenBSD `diff') that supports unified diffs only.
• dirname: Strip out non-directory suffix from FILENAME. Mini `dirname' implementation for BusyBox.
• dos2unix: Convert FILE or stdin in-place from DOS to Unix format.
• dpkg: Install, remove and manage Debian packages. Mini `dpkg' implementation for BusyBox.
• dpkg-deb: Unpacks and provides information about Debian archives.
• du: Summarize disk space used for each FILE and/or directory. Mini `du' implementation for BusyBox.
• echo: Print the specified string back to stdout. `echo' implementation for BusyBox.
• ed: The `ed' built-in command (much simplified).
• egrep: Alias to `grep -E'.
• env: Print the current environment or run PROG after setting up the specified environment. `env' implementation for BusyBox.
• expand: Convert tabs to spaces, writing to stdout.
• expr: Print the value of EXPRESSION to stdout. Mini `expr' implementation for BusyBox.
• factor: Print prime factors of a given number.
• false: Return an exit code of FALSE (1). Mini `false' implementation for BusyBox.
• fgrep: Alias to `grep -F'.
• find: Search for files and perform actions on them. Mini `find' implementation for BusyBox.
• fold: Wrap input lines in each FILE (or stdin), writing to stdout.
• fsync: Write all buffered blocks in FILEs to disk. This implementation emulates `fsync' Unix system call on platforms that lack it like Windows.
• ftpget: Download a file via FTP. Mini implementation of FTP to retrieve a remote file.
• ftpput: Upload a file to an FTP server.
• getopt: Break up (parse) options in command lines.
• grep: Search for PATTERN in FILEs (or stdin). Mini `grep' implementation for BusyBox.
• groups: Print the group memberships of USER or for the current process.
• gunzip: Decompress FILEs (or stdin). Alias for `gzip -d'.
• gzip: Compress FILEs (or stdin). `gzip' implementation for BusyBox.
• hd: Alias for `hexdump -C'.
• head: Print the first 10 (or n) lines of each FILE (or stdin) to stdout. `head' implementation for BusyBox.
• hexdump: Display FILEs (or stdin) in a user specified format (hexadecimal, decimal, octal, or ascii). `hexdump' (util-linux) implementation for BusyBox.
• httpd: Listen for incoming HTTP requests.
• id: Print information about USER or the current user. Mini `id' implementation for BusyBox.
• ipcalc: Calculate and display network settings from IP address. Mini `ipcalc' implementation for BusyBox.
• kill: Send a signal (default: TERM) to given processes by ID (PIDs). Mini `kill' implementation for BusyBox.
• killall: Batch send a signal (default: TERM) to given processes by name or pattern. Mini `killall' implementation for BusyBox.
• less: View FILE (or stdin) one screenful at a time. Mini `less' implementation for BusyBox.
• link: Create hard links.
• ln: Create a link LINK or DIR/TARGET to the specified TARGET(s). Mini `ln' implementation for BusyBox.
• logname: Print the name of the current user. Mini `logname' implementation for BusyBox.
• ls: List directory contents. Mini `ls' implementation for BusyBox.
• lzcat: Decompress .lzma FILE to stdout. Equivalent to `unlzma -c'.
• lzma: Decompress .lzma FILE (or stdin).
• lzop: Lzop compression/decompresion.
• lzopcat: Alias to `lzop -dc'. Decompress LZOP combressed files to stdout.
• man: Display manual pages. Mini `man' implementation for BusyBox.
• md5sum: Print or check MD5 checksums.
• mkdir: Create DIRECTORY. Mini `mkdir' implementation for BusyBox.
• mktemp: Create a temporary file with name based on TEMPLATE and print its name. Mini `mktemp' implementation for BusyBox.
• mv: Rename SOURCE to DEST, or move SOURCE(s) to DIRECTORY. Mini `mv' implementation for BusyBox.
• nc: Open a pipe to IP:PORT – reads and writes data across network connections. Mini `netcat'.
• nl: Write FILEs to standard output with line numbers added.
• od: Print FILEs (or stdin) unambiguously, as octal bytes by default. `od' implementation for BusyBox.
• paste: Paste (merge) lines from each input file, separated with tab. Implementation of the posix paste `command'.
• patch: Apply a unified `diff'-formatted patch to one or more original files.
• pgrep: Display process(es) selected by regex PATTERN.
• pidof: List PIDs of all processes with names that match NAMEs. `pidof' implementation for BusyBox.
• pipe_progress: Display a dot to indicate pipe activity.
• pkill: Send a signal to process(es) selected by regex PATTERN. Mini `pkill' implementation for BusyBox.
• printenv: Print environment VARIABLEs. `printenv' implementation for BusyBox.
• printf: Format and print ARG(s) according to FORMAT (a-la C printf).
• ps: Show list of processes.
• pwd: Print the full filename of the current working directory. Mini `pwd' implementation for BusyBox.
• readlink: Display the value of a symlink. Mini `readlink' implementation for BusyBox.
• realpath: Return the absolute pathnames of given FILE.
• reset: Reset the terminal screen. Mini `reset' implementation for BusyBox.
• rev: Reverse characters of each line of a given input or file. `rev' implementation for BusyBox.
• rm: Remove files or directories. Mini `rm' implementation for BusyBox.
• rmdir: Remove DIRECTORY if it is empty. `rmdir' implementation for BusyBox.
• rpm: Manipulate RPM packages.
• rpm2cpio: Converts a RPM file into a CPIO archive. Mini `rpm2cpio' implementation for BusyBox.
• sed: Perform text transformations on a file or input from a pipeline. Very minimalist version of `sed'.
• seq: Print numbers from FIRST to LAST, in steps of INC. Mini `seq' implementation for BusyBox.
• sh: See `ash'.
• sha1sum: Print or check SHA1 checksums.
• sha256sum: Print or check SHA256 checksums.
• sha3sum: Print or check SHA3 checksums.
• sha512sum: Print or check SHA512 checksums.
• shred: Overwrite/delete FILEs.
• shuf: Randomly permute (shuffle) lines.
• sleep: Pause for a time equal to the total of the args given, where each arg can have an optional suffix of (s)econds, (m)inutes, (h)ours, or (d)ays. `sleep' implementation for BusyBox.
• sort: Sort lines of text based on given criteria.
• split: Split a file into pieces by size or number of lines.
• ssl_client: This tool pipes data to/from a socket, TLS-encrypting it.
• stat: Display file or filesystem status.
• strings: Display printable strings in a binary file. `strings' implementation for BusyBox.
• su: Run shell with elevated privileges. Mini `su' implementation for BusyBox.
• sum: Checksum and count the blocks in a file.
• tac: Concatenate FILEs and print them in reverse. `tac' implementation for BusyBox.
• tail: Print the last 10 (or n) lines of each FILE (or stdin) to stdout. Mini `tail' implementation for BusyBox.
• tar: Create, extract, or list files from a tar archive. Mini `tar' implementation for BusyBox.
• tee: Copy stdin to each FILE, and also to stdout. `tee' implementation for BusyBox.
• test: Check file types and compare values, returning an appropriate exit code. `test' implementation for BusyBox.
• time: The `time' command runs the specified program with the given arguments. When the command finishes, time writes a message to standard output giving timing statistics about this program run.
• timeout: Start COMMAND, and send a signal (by default, terminate) if still running after DURATION.
• touch: Update the last-modified date on the given FILE(s). Mini `touch' implementation for BusyBox. No access date changing.
• tr: Translate, squeeze, or delete characters from stdin, writing to stdout. Mini `tr' implementation for BusyBox.
• true: Return an exit code of TRUE (0). Mini `true' implementation for BusyBox.
• truncate:Truncate truncates files to a given size. If a file does not exist, it is created unless told otherwise. Mini `truncate' implementation for BusyBox.
• ts: Timestamp standard input.
• ttysize: A replacement for `stty size'. Unlike stty, can report only width, only height, or both, in any order. It also does not complain on error, but returns default 80x24.
• uname: Print system information.
• uncompress: Decompress .Z files. `uncompress' for BusyBox.
• unexpand: Convert spaces to tabs, writing to stdout.
• uniq: Report or discard adjacent repeated lines. `uniq' implementation for BusyBox.
• unix2dos: Convert FILE or stdin in-place from Unix to DOS format.
• unlink: Delete a file.
• unlzma: Decompress .lzma FILE (or stdin).
• unlzop: lzop decompression.
• unxz: Decompress .xz FILE (or stdin). Equivalent to `xz --d'.
• unzip: Extract FILEs from ZIP archive. Mini `unzip' implementation for BusyBox.
• usleep: Pause for N microseconds. `usleep' implementation for BusyBox.
• uudecode: Decode a uuencoded file.
• uuencode: Encode a file into email friendly text.
• vi: A small clone of the `vi' text editor.
• watch: Execute a program periodically, showing output to the screen. Mini `watch' implementation for BusyBox.
• wc: Count lines, words, and bytes for each FILE (or stdin). `wc' implementation for BusyBox.
• wget: Retrieve files via HTTP or FTP.
• which: Find programs in your PATH and print out their pathnames.
• whoami: Print the username of the current user. Mini `whoami' implementation for BusyBox.
• whois: A tiny client for the whois directory service.
• xargs: Execute a specified command for every item from standard input. Mini `xargs' implementation for BusyBox.
• xxd: Used to display binary data in a readable way that is comparable to the output from most hex editors. Mini `xxd' implementation for BusyBox.
• xz: Decompress .xz FILE (or stdin).
• xzcat: Decompress .xz FILE (or stdin) to stdout. Equivalent to `xz -dc'.
• yes: Output a string (by default, `y') repeatedly until killed. `yes' implementation for BusyBox.
• zcat: Decompress gzip/bzip2/xz to stdout.
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| Writes settings to: | Usually None. |
| License: | Most tools are open-source. A few are public domain. FOSS |
| How to extract: | Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice (prefereably in your PATH folder). Launch desired tool as: busybox.exe <tool name> |
Swiss File Knife v1.9.7.2
Tool
- 2MB (uncompressed)
- Released on 17 Sep 2020
- Suggested by stahlworks
- vevyChange history
Swiss File Knife (SFK) is a multi-function command line tool designed to avoid having to install many small tools. Swiss File Knife can find text in binary files, calculate directory sizes, find duplicate files, join a split file back to whole, calculate and verify MD5 hashes, show a hex dump of a binary file, print first/last lines of a text file, convert line endings, download files from the Internet, and more.
| Use cases: | download files |
| Category: | |
| Runs on: | WinXP / Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10 |
| Writes settings to: | None |
| Unicode support: | Partial. Some commands can't handle Unicode characters in file names. |
| License: | FreeBSD FOSS |
| How to extract: | Download sfk.exe to a folder of your choice and launch. |
| What's new? |
See: http://stahlworks.com/dev/?tool=sfkver |
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