Pywinperms is a python 2.7.x command line program that can hierarchically and dynamically apply Windows DACL and Ownership.

fsapi is a python RESTful api for setting permissions/ ACLs on Windows Shares using predefined ACL JSON schemas associated with projects/file systems.

The Sortifiler app landing page

A toolkit that can handle a list of (sub)directories/files, hash (md5), deletes, checks and more.

Provide a tree view of file. Can be used to transform editor like gvim to an ide. Suggest use grepwin for a search - replace feature

monitors and collects temporary files that might be created during software execution or system processes

FBD FlashbackDrive,

test project for Veeam company

Set of six minimalist and editable folder icon designs.

A simple Android note app with the ability to create and edit notes and manage them using note folders.

The Python program periodically synchronizes two folders, "source" and "replica," aiming to create an exact replica of the source folder within the replica. The synchronization is one-way, ensuring the replica precisely mirrors the source content.

Parallel command execution (in specific sub directories)

Folder scanner

Teeny File Search is a command line tool that can find files or folders that match a certain pattern or look for strings within those files and display them (think find and grep)

A JavaScript file explorer made using electron

General purpose utility to apply changes on folder content in BFS traversal of os path

Osprey gives you a bird's eye of your folders by collecting them int a single parent window. View a tiled layout of all the folders. Drag the entire collection to a different monitor. Resize, minimize, or maximize folder group as a single application window. Save your layout to be recalled later.

Repository iterator is a tool designed to iterate through multiple projects in your repositories, facilitating vulnerability checks and other operations.

📁 Convert any files into tweets.

A tool to read folder paths from a text file and open them.