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KaarPux is a Linux distribution, where everything is build (automatically) from source. KaarPux is aimed at developers who want to build and explore a Linux distribution, where they have complete control over the build process.

Our project was born from the idea of creating gravitational fields near the visual controllers in a given application.In case of cursor “braking” near the controllers, gravitational fields are formed and become active, aiding and improving the correct placement and selection of the desired controller. All this process doesn’t put any restriction in free cursor movements: the fields are activated only in case of cursor braking near a predefined control. No unwanted interrelations or selections.A determinant library in a specific situation. xMouse only works when it’s imported into an application, after configuring the fields of every control. ...

This applet monitors whether a set of specified processes are or are not running, and also lets you control stopping and starting them from the applet.

Startup Helper lets users choose which programs are launched when the OS boots up. It also allows for waiting periods between launching programs, to prevent programs slowing each other down. During this startup process, the user can control the waiting period through the Startup Helper GUI, pausing the program, skipping a single program, or foregoing the waiting period and launching the next program immediately. This project is made in Java, so it should be multiplatform. However, I've only been able to test it on a Windows XP machine, so please let me know if there are oddities, bugs and/or malfunctions on other platforms.

VBoxCtl picks up where the native VirtualBox environment leaves off. Virtual Box provides and interactive environment for managing virtual machines and their execution. However, this environment does not expose all the most common options.

The mounter programs are written for users of light weight desktops to control removable media and devices. These give the best control possible over such devices, without having to run a daemon, or any other background process.