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:Linux.com: Métamorphose Your File Names En Masse
Linux.com: Métamorphose Your File Names En Masse
Mar 5, 2007, 08 :30 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (4707 reads)

(Other stories by Bruce Byfield)

"Métamorphose is the graphical equivalent of the mv command combined with some of the functions of the chattr command for multiple files. While Métamorphose seems intended mainly for use with mass numbers of music files, to judge from the examples in the online help, anyone who takes file organization seriously can benefit from its attention to work flow and detailed options.

"The first thing you'll notice when opening Métamorphose is how orderly its interface is. It consists of a series of tabs; when it opens, the first tab on the left is active..."

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