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This is a small dockapp, which shows temperature and frequency from 2 upto 4 cores/CPUs and temperature of upto two thermal zones, which are normaly motherboard temperatures. It can also be used as example for howto write dockapp's with libxcb.

brightnessctl is a lightweight command-line utility written in C that enables users to read and control device brightness on Linux systems. At its core, the tool interacts with brightness interfaces exposed by backlight and LED devices, making it possible to query current brightness, adjust levels, and even restore previously saved states. By default, brightnessctl searches relevant device classes for available brightness controllers and, if no device is specified, automatically selects the first one it finds. ...

The Operating System Colour Management System Oyranos is intented to coordinate device informations (ICC colour profiles) and configure their system wide usage. Target is a predictable path for applications and users to match colours across devices.

Broken down into the file manager (ego) and the virtual filesystem (libferris/ferrisui). the VFS libferris is the core of the project, ego uses GTK+2 and gevas to present info from libferris and allow management using gfmv, gfcp, gfrm etc and file clip

Lan Core is a free & open source software that lets you to build a thin client network on a Windows operating system. It was originally designed to work in a server or workstation with Windows XP Professional using the native remote desktop protocol.

Menuitem Adder is a small and simple tool for editing menu items in the Fedora Core (and other Red Hat-based distros') Gnome-desktop main menu.

This is a simple gnome applet that displays the disk activity on linux 2.4 and 2.6. Tested on Fedora Core 1 (kernel 2.4.22) and Fedora Core 2 (kernel 2.6.5). It requires the GAI library (General Applet Interface) and you can find it at http://gai.sf

SimOS is an OS that will be based on the OSKIT function library. In addition we will be maintaining the oskit as a seperate release, updated as the core of the kernel. This OS will be easy to use, with numerous software versions on it.

The core_fonts package contains Microsoft's "Core Fonts for the Web" as well as a script to extract and install the fonts, making them available to the X font server. Once the script has been run, the fonts should be available for use.