Gui for aircrack-ng that can crack WEP and WPA networks, automatically scans for available networks, provides fake authentication and injection support.
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.
Gelide is a configurable frontend which let you manage any kind of emulated system (arcade, console, PC, etc) letting you to catalog and launch any game from any existing emulator under GNU/Linux.
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Set of scripts and class file(s) written in Python that builds upon the somewhat limited rhythmbox development API that communicates using DBUS, adding some very useful functionality that currently isn't available.
Twitux it's a free and open source GTK+ application for Twitter.com. you can: Send status, View friend status and see what they are doing , Send direct messages to your Twitter friends, GUI notificactions when a friend update their status.. and more :)
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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
DWI (recently renamed to Estron and moved to http://estron.alioth.debian.org/) is a rapid application development system for creating graphical applications that manipulate info in an SQL database. Uses XML and Gnome Glade for the GUI designer.
xmlroff is a fast, multilingual, multi-platform XSL formatter that transforms XSL-FO (or any XML with a stylesheet) into PDF or PostScript. New development is at http://xmlroff.org. This SF project is inactive.
SDB is an utility for traders to manage a collection of live shows. It currently features various export formats (txt, html, php, xml) and a gui to browse, add, edit your shows.
This is a small program that lets you set MIDI controller values using sliders and buttons in a GTK+ window. The GUI is an XML-based Glade file which can be replaced without rebuilding the program, so you can build your own controller GUIs in Glade.
BOND is a RAD (rapid application development) tool for creating database applications. It allows you to develop GUI front ends to PostgreSQL databases. It uses XML to define widget layout and how to obtain information from databases.
A simple Unicode text editor which supports many encodings. Also nice Notepad replacement.
To be a simple to use and fast Unicode HTML/XML editor. I have the intention to make it the Gnome2 editor.
Yet no syntax highlighting.
The BoardGame Tool offers an easy, XML driven interface to implementing boardgames on the computer, with automatic network play, artificial intelligence and robot possibilities. Game rules are encoded in easy-to-learn embedded Python.
PAD stands for Portable Application Description. PAD is an XML-based open format to describe downloadable applications. By using the PAD system, developers save time by having to create a description of their software packages only once.
This editor aims to help users creating their own ebooks in the newly released Open Publishing standard defined by International Digital Publishing Forum. The editor will permit the creatioin of ebook in OCF-1.0 format (.epub)