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This apps will help you to enable and disable USB port. You can use it for security purpose if you don't want anybody to transfer data from your computer you can disable USB port. For details and usage you can visit the page http://blog.sthpratik.com/2012/12/making-usb-controller-using-delphi.html

RhinoLINUX aims to create a desktop OS with something for everyone, but with ease of use, flexibility and minimal fuss. It is a goal of the project that the OS will run or open ALL common/popular document/media/web format files without needing to add apps/plugins/codecs etc. RhinoLINUX Main Edition is our flagship product. We also have a Lite XFCE,KDE and Cinnamon Editions all hosted at SF.nef This latest release v8.0 is Trusty Tosca - built using Ubuntu 14.04 'trusty' source as codebase there have been added codecs/plugins and cross-platform support for Windows applications and legacy Operating Systems via our VirtualX suite of emulation and virtualization softwaare managers/sub-systems such as QEMU.WINE and VirtualBOX. ...

...Basically , you can drag applications , documents and folders to the panel , desktop and elsewhere . This is a characteristic of ROX . The default shortcuts are focused for the most common applications of Ubuntu / Debian / Mint . But you can customize them to your like . If a shortcut does not work, simply remove the icon or install the corresponding application .

An operating system designed to "Operate", so to speak. We have a vision of an operating system that will work solely how the User wants the operating system to work. Completley customizeable OR will run perfectly fine straight out of the box.

This project aims at porting IBM's Object Rexx Back to OS/2, based on based on the work of http://www.oorexx.org/, Open Object Rexx, (ooRexx). The main aim here is to work on the possibilities of such a port, make files as well as specific OS/2 coding.

CL Slideshow aims to be a small and fast desktop program for viewing and managing image files (.gif .jpeg etc). The program itself is written in Common Lisp and uses Lisp2wish to manage the Tcl/Tk GUI for excellent cross-platform potential.

PhScrs is a library-framework like xscreensaver, but developed for QNX Photon. It includes a common shared library for development, and screensavers.