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Accessible-Coconut
A GNU/Linux operating system accessible for visually impaired.
Accessible-Coconut(AC) is a community driven GNU/Linux operating system which is completely accessible for persons with visual impairment. AC is derived from Ubuntu-MATE. Yes the goal is to make a free and open-source eyes free desktop environment. Forum : https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/accessible-coconut Telegram forum : https://telegram.me/accessible_coconut Project home : https://zendalona.com/ -
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Movie File Merger
Selctively combine video collections on hard disks
Movie File Merger (MFM) helps you with the selective combination of video collections, like home videos, movies, series, or documentaries. It can be used also for other types of collections, like music, or basically any files, but MFM is optimized for videos. MFM is not a movie database program like Personal Video Database! MFM is designed so that the lists can be easily updated once out of date. MFM runs in Dropbox, which makes it easier to share lists with other people. MFM is portable,... -
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A tool to check periodically web pages of interest and to report changes in html format (e.g. to the start page of your browser) and/or by email (e.g. to SMS gateway). It can also report almost anything via custom plugins (uptime, disk usage, etc.)
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