Open Source Ruby Desktop Environment Software

Cross platform GUI managing bookmarks and shortcuts in a portable way. Support import/export, search, encryption, hierarchical tags, USB key installation, various environments integration, OS-dependent shortcuts, plugins extensibility.

This project is a set of Ruby language bindings for the various application development libraries included with the GNOME/GTK+ environment. This project is for GTK+2.0 or later.

Mimochodem Screensaver is a Windows screensaver that helps you memorize things (vocabulary, foreign language phrases, idioms or any other text information) employing idle “screensaving” moments happening thorough your workday. Why not to use these bits of time productively? Mimochodem Screensaver uses a text file as an input and let you set up the display rules according to your preferences, optimizing the memorizing process.

FOX is an Extensible C++ Class Library for Multi-Platform GUI development. Platforms supported include Linux, Windows NT/9x/2K, and UNIX/X11 workstations (IRIX, Solaris, HP-UX, Tru64, AIX, FreeBSD, and others).

This project is a set of Ruby language bindings for the various application development libraries included with the GNOME environment, most importantly the GTK+ widget toolkit. This project has been obsolete. See Ruby-GNOME2 project instead.

Displays/manages exercise data like speed, time, heart rate etc. Import from Garmin "Forerunner"-devices and export of the track-data to Google Earth is possible as well.

Aegis is a highly configurable, scriptable X window manager.

Debon stands for DEsktop roBOt Network. The idea of this project is to create a desktop robot that will try to entertain and help the desktop user.

Desko - Desktop Online, interfaces with other web applications and serves as a central organizing location for your files and other online activities. The objective is to put the end user in control of their online data and give you the freedom to choose

Duck duck is a quick application launcher for Gnome

The Expertiza project is software to create reusable learning objects through peer review. It also supports team projects, and the submission of almost any document type, including URLs and wiki pages.

The Free-POSIX Common Desktop Project exists to create an open standard for free Desktop implementations.

This project has been merged into the Cygwin Ports project.

This program for the GNOME desktop environment allows for the cycling of wallpapers in a folder at a specified interval.

GREdit means Gtk Ruby Editor. This is a full ruby-gtk scripted editor. It's interface is done 'a la gimp', and can do highlight syntax.

GmNotify is a full featured, convenient Gmail notification program for Linux/*NIX.

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Continuation of Waimea window manager with planned support for extensibility with Python (initially) and Ruby/Perl further down the road.

If you are using multiple Web browsers (e.g. Opera is fast, but some important websites only support IE), then this small GUI tool helps you in opening links (e.g. the ones that you click in an Instant Messenger) in the browser you like.

Lipsum.com rgtk interface provides a Gtk2 GUI for fetching Lorem Ipsum dummy text(used in typesetting industry) from http://lipsum.com. The program DOES NOT generate any text itself, so it needs a working internet connection to retrieve the data.

A next generation GUI (Graphical User Interface) focused on simplicity and usability.

.Net/Mono development. Some of the projects hosted here are : FastOpen gksu-sharp

Motive One is an application to help you follow David Allen's Getting Things Done task-management methodology.

PodKast is a small podcast client for KDE written in Ruby using Qt.

Powerlevel9k is a highly configurable Zsh prompt theme that uses “powerline” fonts to render glyph icons, separators, and status indicators. It supports a rich set of “prompt segments” (Git status, battery, time, host, SSH status, etc.) that you can enable, disable, reorder, and style. Because of its flexibility, users can create distinctive, informative prompts tailored to their workflows (e.g. show branch, ahead/behind, stashes, etc.). However, Powerlevel9k is relatively heavy in terms of prompt rendering and status checks (e.g. querying Git status), which can make it slower on large repositories or slower machines. Over time, many users migrated or forked to lighter or faster versions (e.g. Powerlevel10k) that maintain compatibility with existing configuration. Despite performance trade-offs, it remains well known for combining aesthetics and utility in the Zsh ecosystem. So while it is not actively maintained, it remains historically important and used by some users.