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Simulation of water waves on the X Windows desktop. Windows and mouse are like ships on the sea. Each movement of these ends up in moving water waves. You can even have rain and/or storm stirring up the water.
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QMetar
Applet showing current weather observations
is a free (GPL) multi-platform weather applet which shows current weather observation (temperature/dewpoint, wind, pressure, cloud cover, weather phenomena as rain or snow, as broadcasted by airports), tide times, and sunrise/sunset times. It resides as an icon in the system tray and displays the full information in a separate window. QMetar is based on kweather which was part of KDE3 but unfortunately longer of KDE4. It was ported to Qt to make it multi-platform and extended to show tidal information. ... -
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A Matrix Rain is a classic matrix screensaver, which can capture a video from your web-camera and display video like the "matrix-style" in real time.
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Weather Widget (WunderGround) 1.1
Pulls data from Wunderground.com
It pulls just the basic data of Image, Status (Cloudy, Foggy, Rain ect. ) Temp. A following update should have the Precipitation percentage. -
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