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CLEX
cryo
Raysync
xfdesktop
Gentoo (file Manager)
Rodent is a project file manager for browsers; it helps you organize your work without saving files locally.

File Split Join is a super-fast program to split any size of a large file into several small units of the size you want so that you can easily burn these units into CD/DVD discs or simply share by way of mail.

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Professional high-speed file transmission system, quickly distribute TB-class mass files worldwide.
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The xfdesktop application manages the desktop backdrop.
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