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Plotdrop
minimal GUI for gnuplot
Plotdrop is a minimal GNOME frontend to gnuplot PlotDrop is designed for quick simple visualisation of 2D data series. It is not intended to encompass anywhere near the full capabilities of gnuplot. Code can be found at: http://github.com/laserjock/plotdrop -
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RhinoLINUX Main Edition
Desktop Linux - custom built on Debian/Ubuntu/Mint upstream codebases
RhinoLINUX aims to create a desktop OS with something for everyone, but with ease of use, flexibility and minimal fuss. It is a goal of the project that the OS will run or open ALL common/popular document/media/web format files without needing to add apps/plugins/codecs etc. RhinoLINUX Main Edition is our flagship product. We also have a Lite XFCE,KDE and Cinnamon Editions all hosted at SF.nef This latest release v8.0 is Trusty Tosca - built using Ubuntu 14.04 'trusty' source as... -
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A minimal tool to draw power system schematics and perform power system studies such as load flow and short circuit calculations
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Gnome panel applet for creating simple alarm timers. Design focus is to keep the user interface annoyance as minimal as possible. Single click to create your favourite alarm and more to create more complicated ones.
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LinDOS is a TOS (Transparent Operating System) that mimicks the look and feel of Windows and DOS. The goal is to be able to drop a Windows user in front of a LinDOS loaded Linux system and allow them to be able to use it with minimal or no confusion.
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