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Zint Barcode Generator
A barcode encoding library supporting over 50 symbologies.
...Automated ECI switching to support all Unicode characters and automated FNC1 character insertion in GS1 mode. Save to BMP, EMF, EPS, GIF, PCX, PNG, SVG and TIF. Includes CLI, GUI and API for calling from other applications. -
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secpanel is a ssh gui for unix. Provides a GUI for handling SSH connection profiles. Supports handling of ssh-agents and the generation/distribution of public keys. Integrates SFTP using different file browsers and can use different xterminals.
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...HTMLAlbum is a progam that lets you generate and store HTML photo albums, using XML as the storage format. This way you can create, update and change your albums. Primarily GUI based, but scripting is also possi
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FTclP is a FTP client written in Tcl-tk. It aims to provide a lightweight, easy to use, gui-based ftp client for several operating systems/architectures.
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LJClient is a GUI client for making posts to LiveJournal written in TCL/Tk. It is aimed mainly at Unix/Linux users that do not run KDE or Gnome. It will provide a full featured cross platform client.
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GUI front-end to: socket client and socket server, port scanners, ping, trace route, whois, NS look-up (ei: dig), finger, service, chkconfig, netstat and a command-line huff... puff... A mouth full? Nahh a full net tool application!
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