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Linux-reminders
A simple reminder Gui for Linux using wxpython
A simple reminder tool for those of us who have lots to do and a mind like a sieve. The following types of reminder can be created: One off, at a specified date and time; every 15 minutes; every 30 minutes; every 45 minutes; every hour; daily; monthly; weekly; annually; last day of the month; penultimate day of the month; the 1st,2nd,3rd,4th or last Monday of the month; the 1st,2nd,3rd,4th or last Tuesday of the month; the 1st,2nd,3rd,4th or last Wednesday of the month; the... -
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Webcamgrab
Create random JPG wallpaper from a user updatable list of webcams
Webcamgrab randomly pulls a JPG image from a user maintained list of webcams and saves it to a specific file and location. Since the file name and location do not change, it can be selected for wallpaper. Written in Python 2.6, For Linux only, You will need to install or have installed Python and lynx (your Linux distro should offer them), I am using webcamgrab in Gnome 2. It should work with any GUI which lets you select a JPG for wallpaper, Can be launched once at start up or manually if desired. ... -
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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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your-OS
yourOS - customisable operating system.
yourOS is customisable operating system. Hosted at this location are open source and default variants. Full featured Linux Operating Systems currently with openSUSE base. Selectable bases (e.g. Linux Mint) are available. -
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This is a weather widget for the popular Screenlets.org widget engine on Linux machines. It displays weather for your desired location in an easy-to-read format on your desktop.
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Gnome Option allows you to edit all of your user options in one central location. Options are found under three categories: Administration, System Tools, and User Preferences.
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gSpatial is a spatial file browser for Gnome that ensures that each folder is represented as a single browser window, and each folder's window always appears in the same location it was left. It also features attaching folders to the side of the screen.
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Self-Organizing Photo Album is an application that automatically organizes your collection of pictures primarily based on the location where the pictures were taken, at what event, time etc.
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