Linux NTFS Manager
NTFS Manager – Professional NTFS Drive Management for Linux
Professional NTFS Drive Management Solution for Linux Systems
NTFS Manager provides reliable, secure, and feature-rich NTFS drive management for Linux desktop and server environments. Built with enterprise-grade security and comprehensive internationalization support.
✨ Features
Core Functionality
Drive Management: Mount, unmount, and safely remove NTFS drives
File Operations: Copy, move, delete files on NTFS partitions
Drive Information: View disk space, health status, and partition details
Hot-Swap Support: Safely remove drives without data loss
Format Options: Quick format with multiple filesystem options
Permission Management: Handle ownership and permission issues
Backup Integration: Automated backup and restore capabilities
User Interface
Modern GTK+ Interface: Clean, intuitive desktop application
Command Line Tools: Full CLI support for automation and scripting
Nautilus Integration: Right-click context menu for file operations
System Tray: Quick access and status monitoring
Multi-Language Support: 32 languages with automatic detection
Enterprise Features
Audit Logging: Comprehensive operation tracking
Role-Based Access: User permission management
API Integration: Extensible for custom workflows
Performance Monitoring: Resource usage tracking
Security Scanning: Regular vulnerability assessments
🌍 Multi-Language Support
32 Languages Fully Supported: English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Turkish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Czech, Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, Hindi, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Malay, Hungarian, Romanian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Croatian, Serbian
Language Detection
Automatic: System locale detection
Manual: Language selection option
Fallback: English default for missing translations
This project uses a DUAL LICENSE system:
Personal Use – FREE
Commercial Use – PAID LICENSE REQUIRED
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