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AcerHK GUI
GUI interfaces for Acer Hardware driver -- acerhk.ko
...Cinnamon Desktop Applet -- simple system tray icon to provide radio on and off controls. It is also available at: http://cinnamon-spices.linuxmint.com/applets/view/219 Ubuntu AppIndicator Applet -- currently in development. Stay posted for this. Build Script for acerhk.ko. Use the 11.04+. Includes source code. Please see this projects Wiki for more information. -
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Useful when listening to radio on Rhythmbox use a hotkey and it stores the data of the song been played in a text file. Scenario: "I like that song! whats its name? Im busy now...I'll press the hotkey and check it later!'
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Explotraj is a small program allowing to explore dynamically in space and time the movements of animals monitored using VHF or GPS radio-tracking (possibly in relation with a raster map). Currently, only a Linux version is available.
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Aircraft computers use the Acars protocol to tell ground operations about their ID, flight number, position and other free text as entered by pilots. Using an airband scanner hooked up to the line-in, this software decodes and displays the information.
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