Cleaning: This tool allows you to securely delete multimedia files, ensuring they cannot be recovered.
WARNING: Due to the nature of data management on SSDs, there is no reliable guarantee that deleted data can be securely and completely erased.
Installation Instructions
Windows:
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Download and install Python 3 from the official site at python.org.
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Download the script from the GitHub repository: https://github.com/LinuxProgramador/Cleaning.
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Unzip the downloaded file using WinRAR or any other extraction tool.
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Open the Command Prompt (cmd) and navigate to the directory where the script was extracted.
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In the command prompt, run the program using the command: python cleaning.py followed by any of the optional flags (-h for help, --help for detailed information, or [-s,-R] to start).
Linux:
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Install Python 3 and Git using your package manager.
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Clone the GitHub repository: https://github.com/LinuxProgramador/Cleaning.
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Navigate to the extracted directory.
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Run the program using Python 3 with optional flags (-h for help, --help for detailed information, or [-s,-R] to start).
macOS:
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Open the terminal and install Homebrew by following the instructions on the Homebrew website.
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Use Homebrew to install Python.
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Install Git.
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Clone the GitHub repository: https://github.com/LinuxProgramador/Cleaning.
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Navigate to the Cleaning directory.
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Run the program using Python with optional flags (-h for help, --help for detailed information, or [-s,-R] to start).
Android (via Termux):
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Install Termux from f-droid.org.
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Open Termux and update the packages.
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Install Git and Python 3 using Termux’s package manager.
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Clone the GitHub repository: https://github.com/LinuxProgramador/Cleaning.
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Navigate to the Cleaning directory.
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Run the program using Python 3 with optional flags (-h for help, --help for detailed information, or [-s,-R] to start).