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...A Flutter library is available to install under the name iconoir_flutter. Iconoir is happily part of Framer now. To start using the icons, on the top menu, Insert > Graphics > Iconoir. You can switch between icons from the right sidebar in the editor. The class must always be "iconoir-" and then the name of the icon. The icons are display: inline-block and default to the current font size. You can control this by adjusting the ::before styles of the element.

Present video folder overview in a novel way. Have a lot of files from camcorder or action cam. Need to sort them, dispose poor videos, edit (shorten) some that are to long and so on. The usual file managers show only 1 thumbnail per video, that is not enough. Note this is not a video editor but a special file manager to manage home videos by showing better information on your videos. Requirements: Python3, Gkt3, ffmpeg.

BackDrop makes precision layouts of images for use as wallpaper on multi-monitor systems.

BirdFont is a font editor which lets you create vector graphics and export fonts in TTF, EOT and SVG format. Binary releases are available from the website.

It uses most update packages and technologies for example OpenGL 4, pyhton3.3 and etc. Project focus is on simplicity, efficiency, performance, flexibility. This project aimed for Linux environment and more specifically Gnome shell. Its most development is in Fedora 20.

Xfwallmem - the application for XFce desktop environment allows make memory notes directly on your desktop. In fact it is simple graphic editor for drawing on desktop wallpaper.

DoubleType is a type designer (font editor) that builds TrueType font files. Thanks to Java, it runs on Windows, Linux, & Mac. Glyphs are stored in XML based file to aid teamwork. Efficient glyph design by combining existing glyphs and modules.

TrueType fonts editor. Allows for editing vector-based glyphs

At the moment, the world lacks a good open-source sheet music and notation editor. Brockmaestro is a project to create one of these. It is currently written for UNIX-like platforms.

XSWT is an XML-based GUI-description language for SWT. The XSWT engine uses Java reflection to actually construct a user interface, so it is automatically compatible with current and future SWT controls. An Eclipse editor for XSWT files is included.

OpenTheme is an XML based GUI toolkit with a set of foundation class and WYSIWYG editor. Although it's originally designed for full screen GUI, it is also good for Windowed user interface, with full localization support and arbitary look-and-feel.