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Regex-map Rename File · Official APT and RPM package repositories.

XMRF (Regex-map Rename File) is a powerful, lightweight command-line utility for batch renaming, moving, and organizing files using regular expressions and flexible formatting rules. Written in Perl with no external runtime dependencies, XMRF supports recursive processing, custom transformations, and a safe preview mode.

For documentation, examples, and source code, visit XMRF on GitHub ↗

Quick Start

Install XMRF for your distribution.

Debian / Ubuntu based
curl -fsSL https://xmrf.taiz.me/install-apt.sh | sudo bash
curl -fsSLO https://xmrf.taiz.me/install-apt.sh less install-apt.sh sudo bash install-apt.sh
Fedora / RHEL based
curl -fsSL https://xmrf.taiz.me/install-dnf.sh | sudo bash
curl -fsSLO https://xmrf.taiz.me/install-dnf.sh less install-dnf.sh sudo bash install-dnf.sh

Please review scripts before running them: APT · DNF

Available repositories

01 / Debian & Ubuntu based

APT repository · architecture independent

InRelease ↗  ·  Packages.gz ↗
02 / Fedora & RHEL based

DNF repository · noarch packages

Repository metadata ↗

Repository URLs

APT

https://xmrf.taiz.me/deb/

DNF

https://xmrf.taiz.me/rpm/

Security

Repository metadata and RPM packages are signed with the XMRF package signing key. Download public signing key ↗

sha256sum: a7a198be8ad76cb739e3e7b02626db473fbe1e9fa85dce1aca9d18ce04aa9623

Project

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