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This is a weather widget for the popular Screenlets.org widget engine on Linux machines. It displays weather for your desired location in an easy-to-read format on your desktop.
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The Arc-live(X86-i386)is a distribution live dvd and pendrive with automatic hardware detection and is now included the kernel-3.2.0-4-486/3.2.0-4-686-pae(arc-live-1.0.1-wheezy stable with live-installer).
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kTheme is designed to be a small program that will convert Windows themes to KDE themes. Currently only supports KDE 1.* (not 2).
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A KDE interface and KPart component written in C++/Qt to easily change the desktop look and feel, for instance by command line or scripting. Including the nigritude ultramarine WinXP theme for KDE3.
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this theme is mainly based on three other themes:nuovola, nuoveXT, OS-L, (some icons of other theme) and of course Plus own designs. Enjoy it!
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pyramba - is a clone of karamba written in Python using PyKDE It makes your desktop interactive by showing system status information: CPU Usage,MP3 playing,Free Memory Amount
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vim-startify
The fancy start screen for Vim
vim-startify is a plugin that replaces or enhances Vim’s default blank start screen (when Vim is launched without files) with a more structured, usable homepage. On starting Vim, it presents a menu showing recently edited files, bookmarked files or sessions, and optionally saved sessions that can be resumed. The menu is navigable, and you can choose entries either by selecting with cursor keys or simply typing the bracketed number next to the item. Additionally, the plugin supports configuring custom headers/footers (for example with ASCII art or useful information) and even opening multiple files at once via the menu. This startup experience enhances productivity by giving immediate access to recent work or commonly edited files, reducing the need to type paths manually. It also supports sessions, so you can quickly restore your editing environment (splits, buffers) for a project. -
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KSplasherX is ksplasher splash screen editor and creator but for the new ksplashx KDE4 engine, so you as always can edit author info, and place elements wherever you wants. You will need python-qt4, and python-imaging for create animations.
