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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.
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Wibom is the Wine bottle manager. The Core is written in Bash. Wibom-gtk, the GTK+ 2 frontend, is written in Ruby. More on wibom.sourceforge.net.
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Transform USB keyboard events into X11 keyboard events. Transformation is scriptable using ruby, allowing for complex keyboard interfaces not covered by the standard X11 keymap. Think of it as autohotkey for X11.
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A fast and simple GUI for dvdbackup using Ruby-GNOME2. It requires the Ruby-GNOME2 Package, which is available for nearly every OS/Linux distribution. For installation instructions have a look at the README or the Homepage.
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This program for the GNOME desktop environment allows for the cycling of wallpapers in a folder at a specified interval.
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Themis is a small application for the KDE Desktop which allows you to edit context menu entries in a simple way. Themis is written in Ruby and uses Korundum Ruby/KDE bindings.
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Motive One is an application to help you follow David Allen's Getting Things Done task-management methodology.
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The Kid-Safe system is designed to be installed on PCLinuxOS. The project's primary goal is the Kid-Safe LiveCD, which is built using this package. The system includes KDE Kiosk Restrictions, Internet Filtering, Games and More. Designed for all ages.
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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.
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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
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Thinlet Contrib is a collection of example apps, addons, plugins, tutorials, FAQs, how-tos and other goodies for the Thinlet XUL (XML UI Language) toolkit.
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Continuation of Waimea window manager with planned support for extensibility with Python (initially) and Ruby/Perl further down the road.
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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).
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The Free-POSIX Common Desktop Project exists to create an open standard for free Desktop implementations.
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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.
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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.
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