沒有找到圖形化的工具，不過我覺得指令列比較方便，
$ md5sum test.gz #輸出一個檔案的md5值
6de2e84d1ce84ff6e7d5b6b0c6b3c3ec test.gz
$ md5sum test.gz test2.gz #輸出多個檔案的md5值
6de2e84d1ce84ff6e7d5b6b0c6b3c3ec test.gz
3961324833897c971d4c97c32bbdecd0 test2.gz
$ md5sum test.gz test2.gz > file.md5 #將結果輸出至檔案
(None)
$ md5sum -c file.md5 #檢查檔案內列示的所有md5與檔案名稱是否錯誤
test.gz: 沒問題
test2.gz: 沒問題
這裡有一個指令搞，可以用來計算md5值。把它存成文字檔案，
#!/bin/bash
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Calculate MD5 (Files and Directories) - Nautilus Script
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# License agreement (GPL) can be found at the end of this file
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Author: Ofir Klinger (http://violetech.googlepages.com/)
# Original author: Christopher Bratusek (http://www.nanolx.org/)
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Version 2.0.20071115
#----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Define NEWLINE as the delimiter...
IFS='
';
# List all files
files=();
count=0;
for file in $NAUTILUS_SCRIPT_SELECTED_FILE_PATHS;
do
files[$count]=$file;
count=$(($count+1));
done
filesCount=${#files[*]};
if [ $filesCount == 1 ] ; then
if [[ -d "$file" ]]; then
Sumname=$(echo ${files[0]} | sed -e 's/.*\///g');
totalFiles=$(find $file -type f | wc -l)
count=0;
(for innerFile in `find $file`; do
if [[ -f "$innerFile" ]]; then
md5sum "$innerFile" >> "$Sumname.md5"
count=$(($count+1));
newPercentage=$(($(($count*100))/$totalFiles));
if [ "$newPercentage" \> "$percentage" ]; then
echo $newPercentage;
percentage=$newPercentage;
fi;
fi;
done) | zenity --progress --title "Calculate MD5 (Files and Directories)" --text "Making: $Sumname.md5" --auto-close;
else
# Ask which way the user wants the MD5 to be presented...
choice=`zenity --list --title "Calculate MD5 (Files and Directories)" --radiolist TRUE "Display on screen" FALSE "Save to file (the selected filename + .md5 extenion)" --column= --column=Handling --text="Please choose the way you want the MD5 hash to be presented:\n($filesCount file(s) selected)"`
filename=$(echo ${files[0]} | sed -e 's/.*\///g');
if [ "$choice" == "Save to file (the selected filename + .md5 extenion)" ] ; then
(md5sum "${files[0]}" > "$filename.md5") 2>&1 | zenity --progress --title "Make md5" --text "Making: $filename.md5" --pulsate --auto-close;
elif [ "$choice" == "Display on screen" ] ; then
md5Hash=`md5sum "$file"`;
zenity --entry --title "Calculate MD5 (Files and Directories)" --text="The MD5 hash of the selected file:" --entry-text="$md5Hash";
else
echo ""
fi
fi
else
count=0;
Sumname="md5Results";
(for file in "${files[@]}"; do
if [[ -d "$file" ]]; then
for innerFile in `find $file`; do
if [[ -f "$innerFile" ]]; then
md5sum "$innerFile" >> "$Sumname.md5"
fi;
done;
else
md5sum "$file" >> "$Sumname.md5"
fi
count=$(($count+1));
echo $(($(($count*100))/$filesCount));
done) | zenity --progress --title "Calculate MD5 (Files and Directories)" --text "Making: $Sumname.md5" --auto-close;
fi
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名字改成喜歡的，放到 ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts 就可以了。