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Advanced shutdown scheduler with easy to use GUI written in Vala and GTK+3. Besides of shutdown, suspend, hibernation, restart and log out, SGTimer is able to execute Bash commands, or just to show a message or play sound. All settings can be stored into presets for future use. SGTimer is available in PPA for Ubuntu: https://launchpad.net/~georgdh/+archive/gdh sudo add-apt-repository ppa:georgdh/gdh sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install sgtimer

...The icon pack ships with different icons, that visualize all possible states, the application may be in. It contains a default icon, a icon, that is shown when the play has been stopped and an icon, that indicates when an audio- or video-stream is buffered. This icon set has been created to be used together with the GTK-theme "Numix" and has been designed to optically fit into the appearance of the "Numix"-theme and the accompanying "Numix-uTouch"-icon theme.

GnomeGo is a gnome HIG compatbile frontend for gnugo. It also features human vs. human play, adds a nautilus sgf file preview and a gnome screensaver playing bundled professional games.

With easyradio, you can play radio easily.It use GTK+.

A Gnome applet to check remaining time and games to play for a GameKnot user.

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.

Getcontrol is a nice GNOME2 multimedia frontend. It aims to play DivX, DVD, MP3, OGGs, Shoutcast stream. But also provide digital photos viewing, visio conferencing, etc... All of this connected with your remote control and running on your TV OUT

menu_buddy is a small python script used to produce GNOME panel menus out of a directory hierarchy of music files. The menus created by menu_buddy are able to enqueue/play directories (or whole subtrees) in xmms as well as pause/play/skip xmms itself.

gramophone is tiny gnome applet to play music files by external engines. I don't like xmms the giant.

Sushi is a suite of GNOME application that allow people to play a pen-and-paper game across the Internet.

This plugin provides a nice spectrum analyzer for XMMS without being a CPU hog. You can even see the harmonics of a nice violin play. Source tarball only, helpers for packaging (DEB, RPM) needed. There are no extra features, but no bugs known either.

gmocp (gnome moc player) is a gtk-based frontend for the moc player (music on console). It allows to you to play, pause, next, previouse, toggle shuffle, toggle repeat and control the playlist elements.

A simple applet to gnome panel (and others) to control moc, actually it allows you to: * play/pause (if the server isn't running, start it) * next * launch mocp from panel