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Glimmer is a code editor for GNOME, using Python as a scripting language for extending it's capabilities.
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Pygame.UI is a pure Python GUI implemented using Python and Pygame library. The goal of this project is to implement a GUI which can be easily plugged into your existing game project.
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Cross platform Font downloader for Xerox/Tektronix/HP printers.PyFD allows the user to send PCL and Postscript Fonts on multiple printers.It is based on multiple socket connnection using TCP ports 9100, 2501 and 2000.Its GUI was created using WxPython.
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SeVeraGe is a project aimed at leveraging SVG's capabilities in the real world! This is the home of iSVG, multi-language SVG DOM implementations and a few converters.
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The Zope Fat Client project aims to explore the space of an interactive and potentially distributed Zope client to compliment Zope's current paradigms.
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FreeTerm is a virtual console based on Konsole. FreeTerm replaces Konsole's custom "session" MDI interface with Qt's MDI Workspace. FreeTerm also has multi-language support for BBS or MUD.
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TAO (TAsk Organizer) is a program designed to help its users stay organized. It includes a to-do list and functionality to allow users to keep a detailed journal of their progress on each task. Future versions will allow users to share tasks.
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This simple application is an easy tool to write a fast LaTeX-letter. It is based on the Gnome-desktop-environment and is very configurable (i.e. multiple letter-headers, multiple languages, noninteractive-mode ...)
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A gnome mathematical GUI designed to be a central tool where you can launch various other existing mathematical tools. It now supports Numerical Python Session, and more soon.
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Gaby is a small personal databases manager for Linux using GTK+ and Gnome (if available) for its GUI.
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A Desktop Environment for Linux designed to have a very similar interface to Windows, allowing for an easy transition.
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Pylarm
A quick and easy to use alarm.
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A simple dock for Gnome (or other Linux desktop environments) Inspired by OSX-Dock, AWN and Cairo-Dock
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Gnomni is a frontend to configure the omnibook <http://omnibook.sf.net> kernel module parameters, making the configuration easier to the end user.
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a pygtk app that will allow laptop users to use a GUI to enable dual head in Linux allowing users to enable a second screen and have it either a clone of the laptop screen or extend the desktop on the second screen basically it is a frontend to xrandr
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NSTrain
Train Schedule Application
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This is a first version of my cmdline calendar creator. It generates a week based calender in the A4 format as PDF, which may then be printed. The user has to specify 52 fotos he wants to see week by week. The script is written in Python and uses Latex.
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