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+### GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
+
+Version 2, June 1991
+
+    Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc.  
+    51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301, USA
+
+    Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies
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+### Preamble
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+    Yoyodyne, Inc., hereby disclaims all copyright
+    interest in the program `Gnomovision'
+    (which makes passes at compilers) written 
+    by James Hacker.
+
+    signature of Ty Coon, 1 April 1989
+    Ty Coon, President of Vice
+
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+into proprietary programs. If your program is a subroutine library,
+you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary
+applications with the library. If this is what you want to do, use the
+[GNU Lesser General Public
+License](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html) instead of this
+License.

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-# Double Commander extension file
-# Based on Midnight Commander 3.0 extension file
-#
-# All lines starting with # or empty lines are thrown away.
-# All actions for file is showed in "Actions" submenu of file context popup menu
-#
-# File format:
-#
-# [extension1|extension2|...|extensionX]
-# Name=Category name
-# Icon=Path to icon
-# action1=command1
-# action2=command2
-# actionX=commandX
-#
-# Where:
-#
-# [extension] or [extension1|extension2 ...] - list of extensions (case insensitive !!no regular expression!!)
-# Also you can use "default" keyword as extension. In this case, if command had not found for sought file type,
-# then will be used command from this section.
-#
-# Name - Name of this category (showed in file association manager)
-#
-# Icon - Path to icon that displays for this file types in file panel
-#
-# Action can be:
-#   Open - used with tap on Enter or DblClick
-#   View - used with tap on F3
-#   Edit - used with tap on F4
-#   other actions only is showed in "Actions" submenu of file context popup menu
-#
-# Command is any one-line shell command, with the simple macro substitution.
-#
-# Macros should be (case sensitive):
-#   {!VFS}    - for archives - use virtual file system
-#   {!EDITOR} - call editor (internal or external by configuration}
-#   {!VIEWER} - call viewer (the same) 
-#   {!SHELL}  - use shell from configuration to execute program (see mplayer)
-#   <?command?> - execute 'command' in system shell and save stdout output to file and transfer it as parameter to previous command (see rpm for example...)
-#   %f - filename
-#   %d - directory
-#   %p - path(directory+filename)
-
-# Default commands
-[default]
-Open=xdg-open %p
-
-### Sources ###
-
-# C
-[c]
-Open={!EDITOR} %p
-Compile={!SHELL} cc -O -c %f
-#Link={!SHELL} cc -O -o %d/`basename %f .c` %f
-
-# Fortran
-[f]
-Open={!EDITOR} %p
-Compile={!SHELL} f77 -O -c %f
-Compile and Link={!SHELL} f77 -O %f
-
-# Pascal and Object Pascal :)
-[dpr|pas|pp]
-Open={!EDITOR} %p
-#Compile={!SHELL} fpc %p
-
-# Asm
-[s]
-Open={!EDITOR} %p
-Assemble={!SHELL} cc -O -c %f
-#Link={!SHELL} cc -O -o %d/`basename %f .s` %f
-
-# C++
-[C|c|cc]
-Open={!EDITOR} %p
-Compile={!SHELL} c++ -O -c %f
-#Link={!SHELL} c++ -O -o %d/`basename %f .c` %f
-
-### Documentation ###
-
-# GNU Info page
-[info]
-Open={!SHELL} info -f %f
-
-# Manual page
-[man]
-Open={!SHELL} nroff  -Tlatin2 -mandoc %f | less
-View={!SHELL} nroff  -Tlatin2 -mandoc %f
-
-### Sound files ###
-
-[wav|WAV|Wav|snd|SND|Snd|voc|VOC|Voc|au|AU|Au]
-Open={!SHELL} play %f
-
-[mod|s3m|xm]
-Open=xmms %f
-#Open=mikmod %f
-#Open=tracker %f
-
-[mp3]
-Open=xmms %p
-View=mpg123 -tn1 %f 2>&1|grep -E '^(Title|Album|Comment|MPEG|$)'
-
-### Multimedia ###
-
-[mpg|mpeg|avi|asf|mov]
-Open=totem %p
-#Open=xanim %f
-#Open=aviplay %f
-#Open=mtv %f 2>/dev/null&
-#Open=gtv %f 2>/dev/null&
-#Open=plaympeg %f 2>/dev/null&
-#Open=mpeg_play %f &
-#Open(big)=mpeg_play -dither 2x2 %f &
-#Open(gray)=mpeg_play -dither gray %f &
-
-[rm|ram]
-Open={!SHELL} mplayer %f
-#Open=realplay %f&
-
-### Documents ###
-
-# Postscript
-[ps]
-Open=gv %f
-View=ps2ascii %f
-View with GhostView=gv %f
-
-# PDF
-[pdf]
-Open=xpdf %f
-#Open=acroread %f
-#Open=ghostview %f
-View=pdftotext %f
-
-# html
-[html|htm|mht]
-Open=opera %p
-#Open=mozilla %p
-View=lynx -dump -force_html %p
-
-#txt
-[txt]
-Open={!EDITOR} %p
-
-# StarOffice and OpenOffice
-[sdw]
-Open=soffice %f
-
-# Open Document Format
-[odt|ods|odp]
-Name=Open Document Format
-View={!VIEWER} <?odt2txt %p?>
-
-# AbiWord
-[abw]
-Open=abiword %f
-
-# Microsoft Word Document
-[doc|dot|wri]
-Open=soffice %f
-#Open=koffice %f
-View={!SHELL} catdoc -w %f || word2x -f text %f - || strings %f
-
-# Microsoft Excel Worksheet
-[xls|xlw]
-Open=soffice %f
-#Open=koffice %f
-View=xls2csv %f || strings %f
-
-# DVI
-[dvi]
-Open=xdvi %f &
-View=dvi2tty %f
-Convert file to Postscript=dvips %f
-
-# TeX
-[tex]
-Open={!EDITOR} %p
-TeX this file={!SHELL} tex %f
-LaTeX this file={!SHELL} latex %f
-csTeX this file={!SHELL} csplain %f
-csLaTeX this file={!SHELL} cslatex %f
-
-### Miscellaneous ###
-
-# dbf
-[dbf]
-#Open={!VIEWER} <?dbview %f?>
-View=dbview -b %f
-
-# BitTorrent
-[torrent]
-View={!VIEWER} <?aria2c -S %p?>
-
-### Archives ###
-
-[tar]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?tar tvvf %p?>
-Extract={!SHELL} tar xf %f
-
-[tgz]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?gzip -dc %f 2>/dev/null | tar tvvf -?>
-Extract={!SHELL} gzip -dc %f 2>/dev/null | tar xzf -
-
-[bz]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?bzip -dc %f 2>/dev/null?>
-Extract={!SHELL} bzip -dc %f 2>/dev/null
-
-[bz2]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?bzip2 -dc %f 2>/dev/null?>
-Extract={!SHELL} bzip2 -dc %f 2>/dev/null
-
-# zip
-[zip|jar]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?unzip -v %f?>
-Extract={!SHELL} unzip %f
-#Extract (with flags)=I=%{Enter any Unzip flags:}; if test -n "$I"; then unzip $I %f; fi
-Unzip={!SHELL} unzip %f '*'
-
-# zoo
-[zoo]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?zoo l %f?>
-Extract={!SHELL} zoo x %f '*'
-
-# lha
-[lha]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?lharc l %f?>
-Extract={!SHELL} lharc x %f '*'
-#Extract (with flags)=I=%{Enter any LHarc flags:}; if test -n "$I"; then lharc x $I %f; fi
-
-# arj
-[arj]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?unarj l %p?>
-Extract={!SHELL} unarj x %f '*'
-#Extract (with flags)=I=%{Enter any Unarj flags:}; if test -n "$I"; then unarj x $I %f; fi
-
-# ha
-[ha]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?ha lf %p?>
-Extract={!SHELL} ha xy %f '*'
-#	Extract (with flags)=I=%{Enter any HA flags:}; if test -n "$I"; then ha xy $I %f; fi
-
-# rar
-[rar|r00|r02|r02|r03|r04|r05|r06|r07|r08|r09]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?rar v -c- %p?>
-Extract={!SHELL} rar x -c- %f '*'
-#	Extract (with flags)=I=%{Enter any RAR flags:}; if test -n "$I";then rar x $I %f; fi
-
-#compress
-[Z]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!SHELL} compress -dc %f
-Extract={!SHELL} compress -dc %f
-
-# cpio
-[cpio]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!SHELL} cat %f | cpio -ictv
-Extract={!SHELL} cat %f | cpio -ic
-
-# gzip
-[gz]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?gzip -dc %f 2>/dev/null?>
-Uncompress={!SHELL} gunzip %f
-
-# bzip2
-[bz2|bzip2]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?bzip2 -dc %f 2>/dev/null?>
-Uncompress={!SHELL} bunzip2 %f
-
-# bzip
-[bz|bzip]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?bzip -dc %f 2>/dev/null?>
-Uncompress={!SHELL} bunzip %f
-
-# ace
-[ace]
-Open={!VFS}
-Uncompress={!SHELL} unace e %p
-
-# Source RPMs (SuSE uses *.spm, others use *.src.rpm)
-[spm|srcm]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?rpm -qivlp --scripts %p?>
-Install this RPM={!SHELL} rpm -i %f
-Rebuild this RPM={!SHELL} rpm --rebuild %f
-Check signature={!SHELL} rpm --checksig %f
-
-# Compiled RPMs
-[rpm]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER}<?rpm -qivlp --scripts %p?>
-Install this RPM={!SHELL} rpm -i %p
-Upgrade this RPM={!SHELL} rpm -U %p
-Check signature={!SHELL} rpm --checksig %f
-
-# deb
-[deb]
-Open={!VFS}
-View={!VIEWER} <?dpkg-deb -c %p?>