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Import publications from your reference manager to Hugo. Import publications, including books, conference proceedings and journals, from your reference manager to your static site generator. Simply export a BibTeX file from your reference manager, such as Zotero, and provide this as the input.

...It analyzes the input image, extracts a palette, and builds theme files for terminals, window managers, and various desktop applications so everything looks coordinated. The magic is that it’s not just a one-off script: it supports many terminals, shells, and launchers, and can export the colors in multiple formats (JSON, Xresources, CSS) for other programs to consume. It also includes a set of predefined themes if you don’t want to generate from an image. Many users integrate PYWAL into their login or wallpaper-change workflows so the desktop “breathes” with whatever image they set. It’s lightweight, fast, and fits perfectly into the r/unixporn workflow of building cohesive, themed desktops.

Hexagonal tiled map editor designed for game developers. It supports multiple layers, custom map parameters and is suitable for flat-top or pointy-top hexagons. Created maps can be exported to XML format. PyHexEditor started as a project for my Python course at university, but now I am planning to add more features to it.

Protoreto is a GPL-licensed tool to create prototypes of graphical user interfaces (GUIs). NOTE: This project is not actively maintained at the moment. If you'd like to continue developing Protoreto, please send an e-mail to: wikipedian@users.sf.net

Executable UML command-line interpeter and metamodel. Intended future import-export compatibility for proprietary xtUML and iUML metamodels and model compilers. Emphasis on analysis/implementation separation and parallel processing implementations.