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DeFX is a multi-effects processor for Audacious. The effects included are: Karaoke, Panning, Flanger, Phaser, Chorus, and Reverb. These can be activated simultaneously through a nice GTK control panel. This is a port of the original DeFX for XMMS
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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.
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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
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