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cdepanel
CDE desktop environment Front Panel emulation
Common Desktop Environment (CDE) front panel app emulation written in python. Get the 90-ties retro look and feel on your linux machine ! Comes with the original CDE color schemes and integrates with Xfce4 (Window decorations/backdrops) Tested on Xubuntu 16.04/17.10 and Linux Mint 18.3 -
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A simple no frills large green seven segment desktop clock. Intended for use as a large clock display on netbooks sized screens. The Big Green Clock is avalable for the Windows and Linux operating systems.
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A small gtk system tray application that retrieves weather info from the web and displays an icon showing current conditions, similar to the gnome clock, but for window manager that haven't such clock.
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EarthClock displays a realtime view of the earth, and overlays a nice looking clock. It's fully skinnable. Focus it on your city and watch the night slowly move in. Focus it on other cities to see what's up. It's like a gift to your desktop.
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