Useful 'tools' Thread

[Snowhog]

Know of or found a website containing tools you find useful? Share them here.

Epoch & Unix Timestamp Conversion Tools

[richb]

https://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applicat...e/pdfshuffler/

[verndog]

https://apps.ubuntu.com/cat/applicat...e/pdfshuffler/

That is a great tool. I keep it in my toolbox.

Another one for me, right now, is Partclone

[tek_heretik]

Bit Calculator

Current Local Time (enter city)

Yet Another Converter (metric to imperial, etc)

DuckDuckGo private search engine (safe search off)

Torrent Site (decent search, minimal spam, don't register unless you like porn spam in your email inbox, lol)

Was going to put 'NASA Image Of The Day' but you get this. How sad.

[tek_heretik]

Always juggling data between partitions and disks I'm since years fond of kdirstat, since QT renamed to k4dirstat.
Apparently I'm not the only user on this forum, see Oneline's post of last year:
http://www.kubuntuforums.net/showthr...Stat-available

Kewl, thanks.

[vinnywright]

always in and out of a terminal ,,,,,,,, so yakuake ,,,,,,,,,http://yakuake.kde.org/

VINNY

[Buddlespit]

always in and out of a terminal ,,,,,,,, so yakuake ,,,,,,,,,http://yakuake.kde.org/

VINNY

ooooooh! I like that!!

[oshunluvr]

"Tools" to me means both useful and often needed. Yakuake is #1 for me, but I also use several I've created myself: CLI script to update, servicemenu to convert audio files, servicemenu to check md5sum.

[Feathers McGraw]

I realise that a lot of you aren't from the UK, but anyone who needs to convert GPS data into a UK grid reference will find this useful.

Great explanation, a simple converter, and it's free software too!

http://www.movable-type.co.uk/script...g-gridref.html

Feathers