Search Results for "tray"

FileRally is a launcher or dock for files. FileRally displays an always up-to-date virtual folder containing your most frequently used and most recently used files. The files you are most likely to need are at your fingertips without navigation, without searching, without settings changes, and without an app launcher. Setup is extremely simple. Just point to your files and go. See settings screen shots below and project web site. v1.4 is for 64-bit systems only. Use v1.2 with 32-bit systems.

Stardate System Tray is a desktop widget which displays the current stardate (and other chronologies) in a tray icon. Suitable for any platform with Java 6 or better. An Ubuntu version can be found at https://launchpad.net/~thebernmeister/+archive/ppa.

A system tray widget which shows the current date/time in multiple time zones. It also allows the user to display "what time is it in XXX if it's this time in YYY". Available for any Java 6 (or better) platform.

zaBox is a Windows small application which holds your favorite Programs / Application in one place. Easy accessible through keyboard shortcut CTRL + ~. You can manage your favorite applications from the program's icon from system tray. If you have any comment / feedback / suggestion, please submit to the discussion forums.

Canonical has developed a new library for managing system tray features. As of Java 1.7.0_07, the system tray library does not support the new library. This means the stock Ubuntu OS does not support java applications that use the system tray. JAppIndicator is a library that attempts to provide an interface for java applications to use the app-indicator library present in the most popular linux desktop OS's.

Qt based Java System Tray Icon for Linux Systems if you don't like java built-in Tray Icon.

JListenToMe lets you take control of eSpeak so comfortable, thanks to its friendly graphical interface and easy configuration. It is too easy and the best, is free software!.

GUI to configurate and start XPlanet easily. Adds a downloader to XPlanet to load clouds, images and marker files from the internet. Generates cmd (windows) and configuration files for XPlanet and the downloader. Hides in the System Tray.

little java program that shuts down your computer at a scheduled time every day. Keeps running in background. Simple,lightweight. Tested on Windows, but should work on Mac and Linux.

CruiseMonitor is an application that sits on system tray for both linux and windows to monitor cruise builds and notify the status.

A java multi platform ("J") multi purpose ("X) reminder. Reminds you when a configured amount of time has elapsed. Integrates nicely in a desktop environment (tray icon). Perfect to infuse tea while sitting in front of the PC.

This project is about a java notifier that rests in system tray, and reminds you with a fullscreen message. The initial goal, was to made my friend at work remind to drink water during work time.

Framework for quickly writing GUI applications which are dynamically loaded and accessible from the system tray.

MyPassMan is a password management program that securely encrypts all your passwords using a master pass phrase. It takes advantage of capabilities introduced in Java 6 such as web browser launching and the ability to minimize to the System Tray.

A tray icon that allows users to run scripts with 2 clicks. An IP configuration state capturer and reconfigurator is also included.

TrayMenu places an Icon in your Windows / KDE tray, letting you freely configure Menus and action commands. You can use it as a quicklaunch utility.

WebClips sits in your system tray and assists you by placing clips of text on the clipboard at your request. You can define your own clips or download other\'s from the Internet. Clips can also be created dynamically using built-in functions.

traylib is a implementation of the Free Desktop System Tray Protocol Specification on the client side. It supports all Windows Managers and Desktop Environments, which support the Protocol on the server side, this includes KDE, Gnome, ICEWM and XFCE.