Search Results for "devices-mapper"

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. This functionality is especially useful for managing screen backlight or LED brightness on laptops and embedded devices without needing heavy graphical tools. ...

...However, it's much more than just that: connect applications and external sources into Snarl to provide a rich array of notifications in a single place, then create rules to forward these notifications to your mobile devices, email inbox - or even friends, family, or a workforce.

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

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.

New location : https://ebeam.tuxfamily.org/ No more update on SourceForge.

Leevi is an user interface for Lexicon MX300 reverberation device (and possibly other MX'es), similar what Lexicon ships along with their devices for Windows. Leevi works with POSIX compatible operating environments, like Linux, and BSD.

Netsharegui provides a userfriendly way to let people share their internetconnections. It is possible to share wired, wifi or mobile modem connections. The project uses standard tools such as hostapd and iptables.

We have moved to https://forja.rediris.es/projects/csl-longomatch/

Applet for the GNOME Panel that displays the current network traffic in plain text. You may choose several of your available devices and a adequate unit for the speed.

...The aim of Octoo is to create a standard multimedia environment for developers on Unix/Linux platforms. Octoo can be used to implement graphical user interfaces, 2D/3D graphics, audio, input devices and network communication.

u3-autorun is a full-featured replacement to the cumbersome and proprietary U3 Launchpad included by default on all U3-enabled USB devices. It allows you to control what you execute off of your thumbdrive and allows for auto-eject.

This is a frontend to cryptsetup where you can initialize and mount your dm-crypt(LUKS) encrypted devices with keyfiles or passwords. The idea is to be completely independent from the usual crypttab/fstab setup.

Control up to 8 electrical devices with gportal using your PC's parallel port. Add power to your Linux box and let it do the hard work of turning on/off the lights in your home or business. Written in C, runs with Xwindow and uses GTK+ 2.0.

"Xprint" is an advanced printing system which enables X11 applications to use devices like printers, FAX or create documents in formats like PostScript or PDF.

Simple GTK2 application allowing users to manually toggle devices attached to a parallel port device on or off (through the D0->D8 data lines), or run an automatic sequence based on a simple language contained in this program. Good for driving relays, etc

The iStep Desktop environment intends to bring OpenStep look and feel to handheld devices like the Compaq iPaq. It is based on the WindowMaker WINGs toolkit, which is is perfectly fitted for the task because of its lightweight implementation.

Mount.app is a Window Maker compatible dock app which makes it convenient to manage all of your mountable devices.

W Windows System is a compact-sized and speedy windows system. It is currently used in Yopy, the Linux PDA. Hope with this project that it evolves into one of standard systems for handheld devices.