Update Modification Time According to EXIF Data
Update modification time of photo/video according to EXIF data using command line.
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read more »Run wkhtmltopdf on Travis CI, which convert HTML files with chinese characters to PDF.
read more »Convert HTML files in directory to PDF recursively via wkhtmltopdf and Bash script.
read more »Remove execute(x) permission of files in directory recursively via chmod command and Bash script.
read more »Convert the format (Big5 encoding to UTF-8, remove DOS newline in file, replace string big5 with UTF-8, and append UNIX newline to end of file) of HTML files in directory via Bash script.
read more »Convert the name of files in directory to lowercase via Bash script.
read more »Convert all files in a directory recursively (i.e., including subdirectories of the directory) from Big5 encoding to UTF-8 via iconv command.
read more »Support multiple languages in your (web) applications, by GNU gettext tools, which include xgettext, msginit, msgmerge, and msgfmt.
read more »Use regular expression in Python to search and find strings marked for i18n (Internationalization)
read more »List all files in a directory recursively (i.e., including subdirectories of the directory), and use sed to rename the files.
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