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[SukkoPera]

RCC is a ROM-managing tool written taking inspiration from RomCenter and ClrMamePro. It is capable of reading DAT files in their formats and to scan directories searching for ROMs. It can also copy or move the found ROMs to another directory, while renaming them, making life easier to ROM collectors.

RCC is developed under GNU/Linux, but should also work on other UN*X-like operating systems and on Microsoft Windows, if you compile the sources.

This is the first public release, so feedback is very appreciated .

Download: http://www.nogood.it/sukkopera/misc/rcc-0.3.tar.gz

(Moderators: I know this can considered spam, but it's about a program I developed which can be useful to others as well, helping to manage their GBA ROM collections. Anyway feel free to delete this post if you think it's the case.)

[darkuni]

Could you give us an overview as to what makes this tool better than ... say ... OfflineList?

Thanks!!

[SukkoPera]

It's simple: OfflineList isn't free (as in free speech) software and it's Windows-only. Also, it's a GUI program, while RCC is command-line oriented. This doesn't necessarily make one better than the other, but at least, an alternative.

[SukkoPera]

Sorry, changed download link: http://www.sukkology.net/software/rcc-0.3.tar.gz

[darkuni]

Ah, the OSS beast rears its ugly head.  

Got it.