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    UniversalIDE

    UniversalIDE

    Add-on based IDE adaptable to any developement platform

    ...Anyone who knows the .NET Framework can develop add-ons to support a programming language, defining syntax highlighting rules and interfacing the IDE with compilers or interpreters. It is written in Visual Basic .NET, so it requires the .NET Framework to run. The program's GUI is multi-language (actually English and Italian are officially supported, but translating to another language is as easy as editing an XML file). More information in the wiki https://sourceforge.net/p/universalide/wiki/ and in the website http://universalide.sf.net This project uses SharpZipLib: http://icsharpcode.github.io/SharpZipLib/ Some icons are from this creative commons - licensed icon set: http://p.yusukekamiyamane.com/ .
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    PastebinGTK

    PastebinGTK

    Linux desktop client for pastebin.com

    PastebinGTK is a Linux desktop client for the pastebin.com text sharing service (http://pastebin.com/). It is written in Python and uses GTK+ 3 for the GUI. ---- PastebinGTK requires the Python interpreter to run. Development is done using 2.7.x, but it should work with 3.x as well. GTK+ 3 is also required. To run PastebinGTK, open a terminal in the directory containing the files and type "python pastebingtk.py". ---- PastebinGTK is released under the MIT open source license (http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php). ...
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    CleanGoogleUrl

    CleanGoogleUrl

    Little java program that cleans URLs from Google's search results

    This little java GUI program cleans URL that Google search returns on its web page. It returns cleaned URL. Usage: java -jar CleanGoogleUrl.jar In Source URL field paste or type "dirty" URL from Google search results. Press Run/Clean (gear) button. Cleaned URL will be shown in the Clean URL field and copied in the clipboard. Eg. Google search returns URL: https://www.google.com/url?
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    The Wakasi library contains 3239 icon files (3046 gif , 148 png, 24 jpg, 17 bmp and 4 ico). The files are extracted from 100 eclipse plugin jar files, and organized in 591 folders mimicking the file structure and naming policy of the original jar files.
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    A Glass GUI for XMMS based on the Crystal Icon set
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