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Maktabah Al-Miftah is a Linux digital book reader for Shamela eBook (.bok), Thwab eBook (.th) and its own eBook (.mfth). Version 3.3 is not compatible with Ubuntu 15.10 and up. Version 3.4 runs on Lubuntu 17.04. Now, Version 3.5 runs on Lubuntu 24.04. Its installation is on the Maktabah Al-Miftah Web Site. Maktabah Al-Miftah adalah pembaca kitab digital Linux untuk eBook Syamilah (.bok), eBook Thwab (.th), dan eBooknya sendiri (.mfth). Versi 3.3 tidak kompatibel dengan Ubuntu 15.10 ke...

uGet, the Best Download Manager for Linux. uGet is a lightweight yet powerful Open Source download manager for GNU/Linux developed with GTK+, which also comes packaged as a portable Windows app. - Quick Links - Features: https://ugetdm.com/features Screenshots: https://ugetdm.com/screenshots Blog: https://ugetdm.com/blog Support: https://ugetdm.com/qa Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): https://ugetdm.com/qa/faq RSS Feed: https://ugetdm.com/rss GitHub: https://github.com/ugetdm

Wally is a Qt4 wallpaper / background changer, using multiple sources like files, folders, FTP remote folders, Flickr, Panoramio, Ipernity, Photobucket, Buzznet, Picasa, Smugmug, Google, Vladstudio and deviantART images.

This little tool gives you the ability to generate an background.xml-File for gnome-background-slideshows. Just choose your images via a FileChooser, set timings and generate the xml-File. Very simple and easy to use. Coded in Qt.

File browser for mobile phones with drag n' drop support, image preview and multiple storage areas access (Depends on the phone model). Currently it has been tested with nokia devices. It is based on the gammu and the python-gammu libraries.

ImageSorter is image browser/file manager for unix systems writen in perl/glade/gtk and uses imlib graphic library. It has many advanced features like multiple panes, viewing multiple images, regexp selections, drag-n-drop, finding duplicate files,...

A tool to practice and learn Multiple-Choice tests which are very popular at universities. Developed by a team of german Medicine students who wants to bring the "Gegenstandskatalog" to more than Windows.