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A (yet) commandline tool that interactively generates a *.desktop file and adds it to GNOME Shell.

This project is to develop a GUI/graphical way to create a .desktop file. Whereas alacarte can be used to do this, alacarte requires multiple creation of several launchers if one wants them in several menu areas. The menu specification allows one .desktop file to lists more than one menu location. This project doesn't support all possible .desktop formating choices, but allows the basics for someone who has a wine file, or some other program they would like to launch graphically to easily...

VEDICS (Voice Enabled Desktop Interaction and Control System) is an assistive software which lets the user to interact with the OS using voice commands. Using this software the user can access any element found on the user's screen.

Nanoshot - an easy and convenient way to take screenshot. Priority principles: lightness and comfort. Nanoshot can take screenshots of screen area, selected windows, web pages and videos.

gXiso is a GTK2 tool to extract and/or upload via FTP Xbox iso images.

Griffith is a film collection manager application. Adding items to the movie collection is as quick and easy as typing the film title and selecting a supported source. Griffith will then try to fetch all the related information from the Web.

Yis is an installer for Linux. It is available in many languages. It's like Yast.

The Lila theme is a community project to provide an icon set and other lila-style resources for your desktop. The theme to based around SVG graphics - which means they can be scaled to any size without loss of quality.

ebookutils is a collection of utilities which are useful for working with ebooks, specifically the REB1100/1150/1200 models made by RCA/Gemstar in the early 2000s.

Shakya is a Free Software (GPL) framework for easy and quickly building powerfull applications with Python and PyGTK. Besides, there is also an IDE, made with this same framework, thus users can graphically desing Shakya/PyGTK applications.

XKBSwitch is a simple piece of software to overcome the annoying limitation of XKB, which allows only four keyboard groups to be used at a time.

AnyKiosk - a Point-and-Click tool for Linux system administrators to enable KIOSK features ( settings in various menu becomes fixed and disabled) for various programs. ... moved to https://gitorious.org/anykiosk/ due Berlios closing...

A dosbox frontend written in PyKDE. Rather than concentrating on dosbox configuration management over multiple games, this frontend concentrates on file management.

Foopanel is a powerful desktop panel that enables you to have all that you want just one-click-far. It is extensible through plugins and fully themeable.

pyetun - E17 tunner written in Python.

XATAR (Xtrasgu Applet for Temperature And Revolutions) is a simple applet for GNOME written in PyGTK to show the CPU temperature and ventilator revolutions.

Fluxmenu is a menu editor for Fluxbox WM. It should ease the generation and reorganising the menu.

Parano is a GNOME frontend for creating/editing/checking MD5, SHA-1 and SFV files

Lovi is a log file monitoring tool for the K Desktop Environment.

Konsultant is a KDE application for a small team of consultants to manage clients, tickets, and projects. A working postgres server is required for operation. The design goal is to create both a working application, but also a simple application fram

The Claw 4 is a tabbed pygtk2 filebrowser in development that stopped development in early 2005 (when I returned to college). I have graduated from CSU, Chico and now work as IT Director for Syntax Records in Los Angeles (http://www.syntaxrecords.com).

AtomAPI based Blogger client written in Python using PyQT.

Denu aims to make menu management simple. It detects installed programs and allows arrangement for menus similar accross varying WM/DEs. Denu now is only for gentoo. Other distros will soon be supported.

Laptop Temperature Monitor is a little applet for the GNOME desktop that shows the temperature of your CPU on screen. You can log temperatures to a file as well. Laptop Temperature Monitor is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License.