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Vertigini Wallpapers
Wallpapers Open Source for Linux and Others OS.
A collection of wallpapers (at 1920x1200 resolution) to fill some gaps in the UNIX desktop. All are licensed by Creative Commons Share Alike 3.0. All were created manually and with the tools Gimp, Inkscape and Blender by Bruno Maia de Andrade for Vertigini Studio Web & Design. The wallpapers range from abstract works, the assemblies made with free papers of other authors and drawings created by me own handwriting. Please feel free to put them in your distro, desktop or your project. Only credite me, ok? Thanks! -
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WarHead is a GUI client frontend for the managment of phpNuke web portals. Written in C++ in KDevelop and QTDesigner it allows the client to manage the content of a phpNuke site in a dialog based frontend running on a X Windows based enviornment.
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This is a weather widget for the popular Screenlets.org widget engine on Linux machines. It displays weather for your desired location in an easy-to-read format on your desktop.
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xwitch is `Keyboard Switch`. It determine if your input is in wrong 'keyboard layout' and convert it. Now only russian <-> english conversion supported.
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Xnee can record, distribute and replay X (X11) protocol data. This is useful for automated tests of applications or benchmarking of applications. ...think of it as a robot.
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eeeweather2
A simple systray weather applet
A weather temperature and wind speed report applet for systray (using QT5 or QT6 library) with a temperature graph to show trend. Initially designed for EeePC, works on Gnome and KDE desktops. Takes minimum space on the desktop and is low on resources. -
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C++ template library for properties of objects which can be manipulated like normal member variables (widget.color = "red";). Supports binding properties with each other, so that when one property changes, other changes accordingly automatically.
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The mission of libshell is to keep in place all patterns, functions and etc of shell as a library which are useful in day-to-day work activities. With libshell one can definitely obviate the task in hand.
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miniChinput is a tiny version of Chinput, which is a GPLed Chinese input method. miniChinput uses XIM protocol and provides several input modules for both GB and BIG5 encodings.
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A simple applet to gnome panel (and others) to control moc, actually it allows you to: * play/pause (if the server isn't running, start it) * next * launch mocp from panel
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OneOS is a Linux-based operating system aimed at desktop use, that is, designed to meet the needs of users who carry out their activities on personal computers. Offering a user-friendly graphical interface, a wide range of pre-installed applications and support for common desktop hardware. Including productivity tools such as office suite, web browser, media players and other popular applications.