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    nautilus-advacl

    Manage advanced Linux-ACLs within Nautilus

    This project provides a native Plugin for managing Linux-ACLs within the file explorer Nautilus (see screenshots). It uses Polkit for changing system file ACLs.
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    We have moved to https://forja.rediris.es/projects/csl-longomatch/
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    Database admin tool. Works with gnome-db and has nice and easy GUI.
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    Mandelbread: a free GTK+/Gnome Mandelbrot set explorer
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