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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.
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Sidebar offers an alternative to file managers and application menus. The user's files, media, contacts, tasks and bookmarks are presented in a convenient desktop sidebar. The aim is to focus on the user's data, instead of the installed applications.
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GTK SWF Player. GNOME Applications and a mozilla plugin. Other things included is a library for reading swf files, swf2txt convert swf to text files.
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The Cog Engine Project is aimed at simplifying the creation of online video games. The goal is to create a flexible and powerful online gaming engine whose format is simple enough for use by individuals with no programming experience.
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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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Gdkxft transparently adds anti-aliased font support to gtk+-1.2. Once you have installed it, you can run any (well, nearly any) existing gtk+ binary and see anti-aliased fonts in the gtk widgets. You don't need to recompile gtk+ or your applications.
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PortableGUI is a C++ framework (Java-like classes) for creating portable user interfaces with native controls and native look & feel. An application linked with PortableGUI will use Gnome/GTK widgets on Unix and Windows controls on Win95/98/2K/NT.
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Netclip is a app for crossplatform copypaste over your (local) network. Developmet of netclip is in progress.
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Set of small applications that show the current weather for a city of choice. Currently available as Enlightenment Epplet and GNOME Applet. There are plans for a WM Dock app and an XLIB/Imlib2 implementation. Small and useful, like al things should be ;)
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This project builds on the jUSB APIs, initially supporting the Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) over USB on Linux. The software is GPL'd, and includes an extensible core library (for developers), commandline support, and user tools.
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This is an attempt to make Java Swing applications comply with the look and feel of GTK+ (and Gnome).
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The Gtk4Qt project aims to render KDE and Qt applications as if they were GTK+ applications when running on Gnome, FLTK or other GTK+-based desktops.
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A small program that creates absolute backups for applications mainly running on the Gnome Desktop such as * F-Spot * Evolution * Amarok * maybe more
