Is there a checksum utility equivalent to Hashtab for Windows?

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Is there a checksum utility equivalent to Hashtab for Windows?

rated 0 times [ 7] [ 0] / answers: 1 / hits: 3003 / 2 Years ago, thu, january 27, 2022, 9:32:05

I use Hashtab in Windows to compute the hash of a file. All I have to do is right click on the file, click properties and in the properties menu there would be a tab called Hash and it contains the hash of the file in different formats like MD5, SHA-1 etc.

Is there something like that for Ubuntu?

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You don't say what window manager or file manager you're using.

If you're using Gnome and Nautilus you can install nautilus-gtkhash package. This adds a "Digests" tab to the Properties dialog for a file.

NOTE: You will have to restart Nautilus with nautilus -q before the tab will appear.

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