Ultracopier

Ultracopier is an open‑source graphical system that replaces the default file copy dialogs in operating systems, providing features such as pause/resume, speed control, collision handling, and a configurable copy queue. It is designed to work across Windows, macOS, and Linux, and it supersedes the earlier project SuperCopier. (en.wikipedia.org)

Origins and development

• Originator/primary developers include Herman Brulé (aka alpha_one_x86), with contributions from others over time (e.g., GliGli, Yogi, ZeuS). The project has historically used GPL licensing and has been described in multiple language sources as a successor to SuperCopier. (en.wikipedia.org)
• The project’s official or historical home pages have appeared under domains such as ultracopier.first-world.info, though access to some old pages may be restricted or superseded by newer project repositories (e.g., GitHub, Launchpad). (en.wikipedia.org)

Versions and status

• The English Wikipedia entry lists the latest release version as 2.2.4.11 with a release date of 2021-06-03. Other sources describe ongoing open‑source development and alternative hosting (GitHub, Launchpad). As with many open‑source projects, precise versioning and hosting can shift over time. (en.wikipedia.org)

What Ultracopier is (in brief)

• A cross‑platform utility to enhance file copying with advanced features such as:
  • Pause/resume and queue management
  • Dynamic speed control
  • Collision and error handling
  • Support for skins/themes and plugins
  • An emphasis on user control during copy operations rather than relying on the OS default dialogs. (en.wikipedia.org)

Notes

• For historical reference, Ultracopier’s homepage has appeared at ultracopier.first-world.info and related mirrors, but current links to the project may be found via repositories like GitHub or Launchpad. If you’re looking for the latest code or downloads, I can guide you to the most active current repository. (en.wikipedia.org)

If you’d like, I can provide a concise timeline of major releases or direct you to the most active repository for the project.