File rename utils are powerful bash utilities that enable various file renaming actions. These include upper and lowercase conversions and renaming files numerically or by character substitutions. Other programs include a KDE-compatible trash can, a swap utility, and renaming of HTML file and directory pairs. Man page documentation is provided.
| Tags | Utilities |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux |
| Implementation | Unix Shell |
Recent releases


Release Notes: Trash and KTrash now have a nice size listing mode to see which trash items are largest. There is also some minor code cleanup and fixes.


Release Notes: A rare bug in the BSD Trash utilities was caught, and many small bugs and documentation errors were fixed.


Release Notes: A very handy text utility, 'fromto', was written, which performs string substitution on multiple files. The only previous utilities know to the author ("far" and "replace") that handled this had short-comings. A small change was made to the default "Trash" trash-can.


Release Notes: A tiny bugfix was made for KTrash. Some improvements were done to htmlrename.


Release Notes: Changes in this release included support for the KDE 3.4+ trash protocol with the "KTrash" bash script, minor feature changes to Trash, and a bugfix.