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PyCheck calculates the checksum of a file, and compares it to an original either by selecting an original copy of the file, or manually entering the checksum of the original file, such as when it is provided on a website from which you downloaded a file. In Linux this program depends on the Python3 TK package, so make sure you have python3-tk installed using your distribution's package manager before continuing. I digitally sign some files in my releases. If you'd like to verify those...

...Or click "All" = show all files in both directories. Or click "Eq" = show file only the files that are the same. Note the program cheqs FileName, FileSize, FileDate and (sub)directory. It does not compute md5 sums because that would make it extremely slow. Mind you i use this regular for directories with 2000 photos. Based on Python, pygobject and gtk3. + Python-pillow if you want to compare 2 images. No installation: untar -xvzf CompareDir.tgz where you want and run.

Awesum is an automated graphical checksum verification utility written in Python using the PyGTK toolkit. It currently supports both MD5 and SHA checksums.