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dbus-cxx is a C++ wrapper for dbus. It exposes the C API to allow direct manipulation and relies on sigc++ to provide an OO interface. Also included is dbus-cxx-xml2cpp to generate proxy and adapter interfaces from DBus XML introspection-like documents.
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Flameshot
Screenshot software for Linux
Flameshot is a powerful open source screenshot software for Linux that’s easy to use and customizable in appearance. -
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Nitrux
Simple, quick and responsive. That's Nitrux.
Nitrux is a Linux desktop distribution based on Debian, using the Calamares installer and featuring the NX Desktop on KDE Plasma 5. It prioritizes simplicity and uses OpenRC instead of systemd. Nitrux leverages AppImages for software management and includes Maui Apps, created with the MauiKit UI framework. The distribution is consistently updated with the latest Debian base and the Liquorix kernel, offering performance enhancements like flexible inode placement, zstd compression, and checksum... -
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slim-fork
A fork of the SLiM "Simple Login Manager"
SLiM (Simple Login Manager) is a graphical login manager for X11. It aims to be simple, fast and independent from the various desktop environments. SLiM was originally based on latest stable release of Login.app by Per Lidén. The SLiM project used to be hosted on Berlios.de with a mirror on SourceForge. Then the code got moved to Github. Then all the maintainers lost interest and it died. Nine years later, I'm still using it as I find it the most easily configurable, most lightweight... -
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KRadio
The KDE Frameworks 5 Internet/AM/FM Radio App
KRadio is an Internet and/or AM/FM radio application for KDE Frameworks 5. It has support for V4L and V4L2 radio devices, internet radio, RDS, lirc remote control, MP3 and Ogg/Vorbis recording, TimeShift playing, alarms and much more. Try out! -
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SulinOS
Indipendent distro uses inary package system. Sulin is roolling donkey
Sulin is rolling donkey Gitlab: https://gitlab.com/sulinos Github: https://github.com/sulinos Telegram: https://t.me/sulinos powered by donkey team -
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kchmviewer is a reader for CHM (Winhelp) and EPUB files using Qt toolkit with optional KDE support. The main point of kchmviewer is compatibility with non-English chm files, including most international charsets.
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Allows publishing meta-information about DB, functions and interface of your application, which then can be used by various engines and plugins for providing platform-specific interfaces (CORBA,COCOA,COM,Glib,DBus etc.) without additional R&D effort.
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dbus-c++ attempts to provide a C++ API for D-BUS. The library has a glib/gtk and an Ecore mainloop integration. It also offers an optional own main loop.
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New customers get $300 in free credits to spend on Speech-to-Text. All customers get 60 minutes for transcribing and analyzing audio free per month, not charged against your credits.
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SabayonControlCenter
The SCC is meant to help the user to control his system.
One could compare the SabayonControlCenter with Mandrivas Control Center. This mainly hits the point but they are technically far away from each other. Planned features depending on so called "Modules" which can be sripts or other programms. Even the Desktops own utilitys are handled as such. "So the SCC simply calls Systemfools!" No, not entirely. It uses these parts and can download and install them if needed. For most other actions like managing you OpenRC or view/save/upload your... -
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sushi is an IRC suite providing a central daemon and several clients. It currently consist of - maki: the central IRC daemon - tekka: the PyGTK client - nigiri: urwid terminal client There are more clients to come.
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kviky is a small KDE system tray application that lets you pop up menus and/or execute commands based on its configuration. The executed commands can talk back to kviky over a DBus interface.
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Displays a OSD for different information. It accepts connections over TCP and DBus to display them. Main use is for music players and status changes.
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DBus++ clipboard manager is a global clipboard server build using libdbus++ API. It runs as a daemon and makes itself available via D-Bus with built-in support for history.
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Handtopen is a smart phone platform which is based on GPL/LGPL software, gcc, linux, gtk, dbus, sqlite. The main functions include phone call, sms, contact, mutimedia, GPRS, browser, gaim etc. It can be used on GSM, CDMA, 3G, wifi, wimax.
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The mount manager daemon is GUI-independent system process, intended to provide automaic mounting of removable media and on-demand mounting (when a mountpoint is entered). The daemon will communicate with the user-dependent client/s through dbus.
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