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    Timid Touch

    Timid Touch

    Touchscreen calibrator and input daemon for Linux with X Window System

    Timid Touch is a touchscreen calibrator and an input daemon for Linux distributions with the X Window System on board. It bypasses xinput/libinput entirely, reads device events directly and sends adjusted coordinates to X11. Timid Touch aims to replace [xinput_calibrator], which no longer works (since [libinput] broke everything) and allows to calibrate multiple monitors with touch panels easily.
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    It shows astronomical events in a baloon message. Currently shown events are the rises and sets of: Twilight, Sun and Moon
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    Web OS designed to integrate multiple web applications working under a common windows-like interface. Features: session management, skins, widgets, events, virtual desktops, Firefox and IE compatible. Tech.: J2EE, Javascript, HTML, CSS, XML, Java, ...
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    SoftDiary is diary in a soft format. Users can keep their events, contact information by using SoftDiary.
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    Jojsticken is a program that maps joystick events to keyboard events. Or simply, it maps joysticks buttons to keyboard buttons.
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    JStaple is a Java library for building Swing/AWT applications. It provides hierarchical component model, dynamic data bindings, declarative events, and much more.
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    Two programs, one in Java and one in Javascript, which display a configurable graphical countdown timer on a computer. Useful for testing situations and short-range anticipated events.
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    J3DE is an attempt to create a 3D Desktop Environment using Java 3D. Features include : distributed applications, security architecture based on RMI security, distributed events ...
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    Java Notification framework is a set of Interfaces and Classes to support developper who want to notify users when any kinds of events occurs.
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