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Trayfreq is a GTK+ application released under GPL that lets you select your CPU's governor or frequency from a tray icon and displays information for your battery. Trayfreq is designed to be desktop-environment-independent.
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This project will implement USB device drivers for the "OSR USB FX2 Learning Kit" device by Open Systems Resources Inc on several OSes. The intent it to allow USB driver developers compare & contrasts the different OS driver development environments.
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Interfaz gráfica para configurar el ahorro de energía en laptops. Permite configurar frecuencia de CPU y prender o apagar la placa wireless y bluetooth con solo unos clicks. Prototipo en bash+zenity si tiene aceptación será reescrito en otro leng
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Software for controlling vending machines. Allows users to preload credits to their user accounts and use them to buy various goods from one or more vending machines connected to computer via parallel port relay interface.
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User space Linux USB driver and GUI for ProjectLab CenturyCD carousel. Programming language is C++. Libraries: libusb, QT 4.5, SQLite(projected)
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This is a simple command line tool to customize CP2103 USB to UART bridge controllers in home-grown hardware. VID, PID, product name string, serial number string, and release version of the device can be changed next to GPIO port modes.
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This project is an attempt to provide the Linux community with kernel drivers for two hugely popular DVD playback cards namely DXR3 from Creative Labs and Hollywood Plus from Sigma Designs.
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Full functional PS/2 keyboard on Atmega16, works with simple circuits, and fully customizable. Performs really great! - ps2 / keyboard / ps2avr / controller / avr / hardware
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Portable .NET driver imports for Pico USB oscilloscopes and data loggers. Verified to be working under Windows and several Linux distributions.
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Multiplatform and Multiprotocol driver for QLogic Host Bus Adapters. Runs on Solaris, NetBSD, FreeBSD and Linux. Support both initiator and target mode. Supports QLogic 1020 SCSI through Qlogic 25XX FC cards.
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This program was born as a parody of another *-Z utilities like CPU-Z or GPU-Z. It shows some basic information about OpenCL-enabled GPUs and CPUs.
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The Open-Home project is about home-automation in a nutshell. The project gives you: plugin-based linux server-software, hardware layouts for micro-controllers and protocol-specifications. This project is like the HAUS project, but has many improvements.
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This is the Linux kernel driver for the stmpe2401 and stmpe2402 GPIO expanders from ST Microelectronics. These i2c chips support up to 24 extra GPIO lines, have 3 programmable PWM outputs, an integrated keypad input, and rotator input controllers.
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Ddr-Z8E is a device driver library for the Zilog Z8 Encore!(r) microcontroller. The library supports I/O, IRQ, RS-232, I2C, SPI, A/D, WDT, ticker and built in flash memory as well as utility modules, e.g. for debugging and binary number representation.
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A simple GUI tool to make projectors work with Linux. Includes options to mirror screen, or use projector as a second screen.
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Linux driver for the Philips SRM 7500 remote control. This remote control uses a USB dongle implementing IEEE 802.15.4 MAC layer for bidirectional RF communication which also allows controlling the remote's small display.
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The pycurry project is targeted for handling concurrency issues within the Python programming language. It also contains a (almost) fully functional 'Design by Contract' implementation.
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The Surface Tracker can be used with the appropriate hardware to turn any flat surface into a multi-touch interface. The underlying method it uses is known as the laser light plane method. It works with Optitrack cameras.
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This is a front end to the Sony Programmable I/O Control Device Driver. This spicctrl is used for configuring screen brightness, getting battery status, getting ac status, etc...
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Virtual Tape Library using iSCSI. Allows the user to create a tape library emulation complete with robot, tape drives and tapes on a Linux Server. Release 2 and better documentation now available.
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This utility is used to format floppy disks. It replaces fdformat, and supports both floppy-controller drives and LS-120 (Superdisk) ATAPI-IDE drives.
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This is a small program that can be used to lock or unlock the CD/DVD tray. It is extremely usable, when someone is playing with your CD/DVD and you cant tell him to stop (like your little kid :) )
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The project Opensigma is intended for writing free open-source drivers for devices based on Sigma Designs company's chipsets (EM8300, EM8400, EM8470, EM8500)
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RackMonkey is a tool for managing racks of equipment such as servers and switches. You can keep track of what's where, which OS it runs, who it belongs and what it's used for. RackMonkey quickly finds any device and draws a rack diagram of its location
