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Nightingale
A community supported fork of the Songbird media player and library.
Nightingale is a community created fork of the Songbird media player. It is developed by a proud community and we are equally proud to bring you the most extensible, feature-rich media experience on Windows, Mac, and Linux. See the official website at http://getnightingale.com for the source, builds, and information. On Sourceforge, we provide our releases, the binary deps for building, as well as builds for testing purposes. -
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Gnome Shell Extension - Title to Panel
Shows the current window's title in the top panel of the GNOME shell
The gnome shell extension "Title to Panel" is a fork of the extension "Status Title Bar", which allows to display the full title of the currently selected window in the top panel of the GNOME shell. Unlike the original extension, it is possible, that only maximized windows, which are located on the screen, which contains the top panel, will be considered due to better multi-monitor support. -
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Gnome Shell Extension - Hide Titlebar
Allows to hide the titlebars of maximized windows
The gnome shell extension "Hide Titlebar" is a fork of the extension "Maximus", which allows to hide the titlebars of maximized windows. Unlike the original extension it is possible, that only the titlebars of windows, which are located on the screen, that contains the top panel of the GNOME shell, are hidden by the extension due to better multi-monitor support. -
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Gnome Shell Extension - Buttons to Panel
Shows the window buttons of the focused window in the GNOME top panel
The gnome shell extension "Buttons to Panel" is a fork of the extension "Window Buttons", which allows to show the window buttons of the currently focused window in the top panel of the GNOME shell. Unlike the original extension it is possible, that only the window buttons of windows, which are maximized and located on the screen, that contains the top panel, are considered by the extension due to better multi-monitor support. -
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MATE Desktop Environment, a non-intuitive and unattractive desktop for users, using traditional computing desktop metaphor. Also known as the GNOME2 fork.
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SimDock is a fast and customizable dockbar. Update (06-10-2011) I am no longer able to work on Simdock. There is a fork on Github managed by onli: https://github.com/onli/simdock
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A bemused fork for X remote control aplications or bash control, using bluetooth o tcp and a client symbian at mobile system.
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BlueRun is a small launcher application written in C using GTK. The launcher features default action, history with auto completion, fork/execvp when executing applications. The goal is to keep the launcher as small as possible (~10k).
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ReactOS Server is a fork of ReactOS which aims to be compatible to the NT architecture (but not a clone)and optmizire for server systems.Provide secure and stable OS, based on highly modified Linux Kernel, own package system, like "BSD Ports".
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