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Florence is an extensible scalable on-screen virtual keyboard for GNOME that stays out of your way when not needed. You need it if you can't use a real keyboard either because of a handicap, broken keyboard or tablet PC but you can use a pointing devide.

X Display Manager. Xhost Phonebook, X Login, X Desktop Chooser, and XDM X server (vnc server). Easy install, Clean uninstall (and X up when done). Highly compatible, no libs. Like gdm but different in goals and features. Great as primary dm or as a backup dm. pre-requirements: X Windows. xdm(1) binary (package) if it was removed (xdm is part of traditional X)

JNode is a Java New Operating system Design Effort. JNode is a simple to use and install Java operating system for personal use on modern devices. Any java application runs on it, fast and safe. See our homepage for additional information.

This is the Automated Key Presser. It symulates pressing any keys on the keyboard. As if you were sitting there pressing them yourself.

Use your smartphone or tablet as computer remote control with HTML5 browser using it as virtual keyboard and mouse. And it does not train more battery as average web surfing. Read more: http://www.foxjunior.eu/use-your-smartphone-or-tablet-as-virtual-keyboard-and-mouse/ If you find this free software useful, please help me with more rock'n roll coming! https://sourceforge.net/p/compremotecont/donate/

Xynth is a portable embedded windowing system, client/server interface between display hardware (mouse, keyboard, video displays) and the desktop environment that works on many hardware, including embedded devices (handhelds, set-top boxes, etc.). Move project source to github: https://github.com/alperakcan/xynth

KeyFrog monitors the keyboard and visualizes its usage statistics. The user can obtain detailed information about keyboard activity: the intensity of keyboard usage, how was it distributed in time, which applications were used, etc. This may be very useful, for example, to developers to monitor their productivity. The environment being monitored is the X Window System (text applications are explicitly supported if run inside an X terminal).

QVirtboard (Qt Virtual Keyboard) is a simple on-screen keyboard application, which extends its functionality in order to allow disabled people to control computer environment. This program can be used as a standard point-and-click virtual keyboard, as well as a more complex tool which can cooperate with web cameras or more sophisticated devices.

Boarded is a virtual on-screen keyboard for the X11 window system. It's intended to be used on mobile devices without a hardware keyboard. It allows you to design your own keyboard layouts, specifying key positioning/grouping and setting own colors.

svgkeys is a themeable virtual keyboard for X11with support for transparency. It's written in Python using cairo and rsvg for rendering.

This is a unix distribution I made so that I can develop from anywhere--a virtual desk if you will. Some of my friends and colleagues have found it useful, and an easily accessible place to put the operating system up is on the internet.

jvmstarter: java virtual machine starter It simplifies the setting up of complex java environment. It extends the portability of your application (script file is the same on all architectures).

Self-aware dynamic, reflective, and declarative semantic space representation, transformation, and exploration system.

actionFusion lets the user operate on multiple computers located near the user (for instance they are on the same desk) using one single keyboard and/or mouse, where every machine has its own display and is connected to a network.

Batavia is an extensible platfrom independent file manager written in Java. It is extensible via plugins and has virtual file system support.

Virtual Reality Environment based on Internet to teach Logic and Functional Programming

The JScrollDesktopPane swing component provides a virtual desktop replete with dynamic scroll bars, dynamic menus, and dynamic button shortcuts.

Sprawl attempts to extend the spatial finder and virtual desktop metaphors to a vast scale.