wget -r -Nc -mk http://www.debian-tutorials.com/
http://www.httrack.com/page/2/
This afternoon I asked on UnixToolTip for suggestions of RSS readers on Linux. Here are the suggestions I got, in order of popularity.
Update:
Some other readers available on Linux:
Supports pausing / resuming the downloaded files later.
Supports 32 segments for every downloaded file which makes the downloading process even faster.
Supports capturing multimedia files from the famous websites like Youtube, MetaCafe, Vimeo and others in many formats like webm, MP4, AVI.. etc.
Support for many protocols like HTTP, HTTPS, FTP.
Support for most Linux distributions beside Windows support.
Support for taking URLs from the clipboard quickly.
There’s an integration extension available for most web browsers like Firefox, Chrome / Chromium, Safari..
A very nice GUI, similar to Internet Download Manager.
Many other features..
http://xdman.sourceforge.net/download.html
A very simple, easy to use, nice GUI built with GTK+ library.
Support for Google Chrome/Chromium integration via an official extension called “ChromeFlow”.
Support to capture URLs from the clipboard automatically.
Ability to run specific command when the downloaded file is completed.
https://launchpad.net/steadyflow
Support for downloading many files at once with ability to set the maximum download speed for all the files together or for each one of them.
Support for downloading torrent and metalink files.
Support for downloading files from anonymous FTP or by using a user name and a password.
Support for grabbing URLs list from local files to download them all.
Support for downloading files via the command line interface.
Supports 20 segments for every downloaded file.
Ability to grab URLs from the clipboard automatically.
Ability to integrate with FlashGot add-on for Firefox.
Many other features..
http://ugetdm.com/
Multi-thread support.
Support up to 4 segments per file (in the free version, in the paid version it can go up to 32).
Support for most Linux distributions and support for integration with most web browsers.
Support for HTTP, HTTPS, FTP protocols.
Support for auto-grabbing the URLs from the clipboard.
Support for auto-grabbing videos from Youtube.
The GUI is available in 18 different languages.
Many other features.
http://www.tecmint.com/flareget-download-manager-for-linux/
Modern Download Manager
add-on gives you total control over every aspect of your downloads and modern design.
A lot more..
https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/downthemall/
Modern Download Manager add-on gives you total control over every aspect of your downloads and modern design.
If you liked Download StatusBar extension this add-on will meet your expectations and give you a lot more – modern design, management downloads from the Downloads button and the Menu panel. Install and enjoy a great download manager.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/modern-download-manager/
completely written in python
low hardware requirements
features many One-Click-Hoster
including premium support, captcha recognition, reconnect feature
DLC, CCF, RSDF support
easily remote accessible via webinterface or GUI
free support at irc or forum
released under GPL
http://pyload.org
install poppler-utils
images are saved in PBM/PPM format as usual:
$ pdfimages -j bar.pdf /tmp/image
The -f option Specifies the first page to scan. To scan first 5 pages, enter:
$ pdfimages -j -f 5 bar.pdf /tmp/image
The -l option specifies the last page to scan. To scan last 5 pages, enter:
$ pdfimages -j -l 5 bar.pdf /tmp/image
How to Extract Images from PDF Documents in
pdfimages -j Turban2.pdf /media/z/Files/Windows_Sharing/
How do I delete all files smaller than a certain size in all subfolders?
find -name "*.*" -size -1k -delete
With trash-cli installed, you can do
trash-empty
