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Cabal Desktop
Desktop client for Cabal
Cabal Desktop is a peer-to-peer, encrypted chat and file-sharing desktop application built on top of the Cabal protocol, designed for communities that value privacy, resilience, and decentralization. Unlike traditional messaging platforms, Cabal works offline-first and uses a distributed append-only log (similar to Secure Scuttlebutt) for data replication. All messages and content are shared directly between peers over local or internet connections without any central servers. It's ideal for... -
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DevDocs Desktop
A full-featured desktop app for DevDocs.io
DevDocs Desktop packages the popular DevDocs documentation site into a desktop app so you can browse API docs offline with native-app convenience. It brings fast, unified search across dozens of languages and frameworks into a single window without the distractions of multiple browser tabs. The app caches selected doc sets locally, allowing you to work on flights, in limited-connectivity environments, or inside secure networks. Its minimalist interface prioritizes content and keyboard... -
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Gnome Shell Extension - Hide App Icon
Hides the icon of the focused application in the GNOME top panel
The GNOME Shell Extension "Hide App Icon" allows to hide the icon of the currently focused application in the top panel of the GNOME shell. -
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Gnome Shell Extension - Title to Panel
Shows the current window's title in the top panel of the GNOME shell
The gnome shell extension "Title to Panel" is a fork of the extension "Status Title Bar", which allows to display the full title of the currently selected window in the top panel of the GNOME shell. Unlike the original extension, it is possible, that only maximized windows, which are located on the screen, which contains the top panel, will be considered due to better multi-monitor support. -
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Gnome Shell Extension - Buttons to Panel
Shows the window buttons of the focused window in the GNOME top panel
The gnome shell extension "Buttons to Panel" is a fork of the extension "Window Buttons", which allows to show the window buttons of the currently focused window in the top panel of the GNOME shell. Unlike the original extension it is possible, that only the window buttons of windows, which are maximized and located on the screen, that contains the top panel, are considered by the extension due to better multi-monitor support.
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