Mvb (mv-batch, named for the Linux/*BSD mv command) is a command-line shell script (Bash or Bourne (sh) shell) that renames all files in the current directory . . . (mvb is no longer being maintained by the original author. Anyone who has a copy is free to maintain or develop it as they wish.).
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