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TuxClocker
Qt overclocking tool for GNU/Linux
...While the features and hardware support may vary by distribution and driver stack, TuxClocker fills a niche for integrated Linux performance tuning with a polished front end. -
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GTK PPP
GTK front-end to wvDial, a modem/ISDN dial-up software
GTK PPP is an easy to use graphical dialup connection configuring and dialing tool with system tray icon support. It uses GTK+ for its graphical interface and integrates well in GNOME desktop environment. It also uses WvDial dialer as its backend, providing simple configuration via config files. You can also use plain wvdial if you don't have X running. GTK PPP is GTK3 fork of GNOME PPP. -
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NtdIsp
A system for programming LPC, STM32 and possible others devices.
This project provides three different interfaces for programming embedded chips: a GObject based library (for developers), an executable binary (for computer geeks) and a GTK+3 front-end (for less geeky users). Actually NXP LPC and STM32 based chips are supported. -
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Linux FSB overclocking tool
Linux FSB overclocking tool
Linux utility to change the base clock (FSB/Front Side Bus) frequency on the fly. -
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CubieBoard ARM Temperature Monitor. Front-end that fetches and draw the information in icons on the taskbar, refreshing the information every x programmed seconds. - can display up to 5 custom icons on the taskbar. - The information that can be displayed are: CPU temperature (TP sensor) CPU temperature (AXP209 sensor) Hard Disk Temperature (you must have sata disk).
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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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Have you ever wondered what hardware works with what. This project aims to create a database (online/offline) that people can search to find compatibile hardware which actually works with their computers.
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Stylus Toolbox is an Epson inkjet printer utility. It shows ink levels, allows you to clean and align your print heads, and to perform a nozzle check. As it is a graphical front-end for escputil, it supports all Epson printers supported by Gutenprint.
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User space software used to control an Imation Disc Stakka in Linux using libusb. The software will provide a generic interface to allow for flexible front end development. *** NOTE *** This project has migrated into the CDStore Project (http://sourcefor
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A scanner button daemon for Linux (and possibly other Unix-like operating systems) which allows you to trigger certain actions (e.g. run a shell script) whenever one of the scanner's front panel buttons has been pressed.
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This software provides a kernel module (and possibly patches) to make using Maxtor (tm) OneTouch(tm) external hard-drives more usable in Linux. It specifically adds usability for the OneTouch(tm) button located on the front of the unit.
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CD tools to read write CDs / DVDs / Images, mostly front ends for cdrtools, written in VB.NET for win32.
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GPTools is a selection of Linux tools for use with the GP32 handheld console, including the GPlink command-line transfer tool and GPlinkUI Perl::GTK2 front-end
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Toshibacpi is a graphical front end of the Linux module toshiba_acpi. This project allows you to modify current properties of a Toshiba laptop. You can, for example, modify the brightness, power on your fan, and use the special keys of your keyboard !!
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The GDAC (Generic Device Access and Control) framework is an extensible multithreaded cross platform (Linux (x86,VME)/Windows) C++ device control environment. It typically will be used as the basis for custom OPC servers or front-end control software.
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A portable library to control the ICOM PCR-1000 computer controlled general purpose radio receiver and gui front ends for X, Aqua, and windows32
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