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Simply solve complex auth. Easy for devs to set up. Easy for non-devs to use.Custom auth drains 25% of dev time and risks 62% more breaches, stalling enterprise deals. Frontegg platform delivers a simple login box, seamless authentication (SSO, MFA, passwordless), robust multi-tenancy, and a customizable Admin Portal. Integrate fast with the React SDK, meet compliance needs, and focus on innovation.
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A dosbox frontend written in PyKDE. Rather than concentrating on dosbox configuration management over multiple games, this frontend concentrates on file management.
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Inspiring Operating System replaces Windows 8, Vista, XP and Mac OS X. (Are you tired of nasty viruses, worms, trojans, rootkits, dialers, spyware, and malware?). If so, make a smart move and get a newbie friendly free Linux Operating System today!
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autorun automagically recognizes all available CDROMs in the system, mounts them upon insertion of a media and executes a possible autorun executable on the CD. The user can remove the media; autorun will call unmount after that.
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OneFinger is a graphical shell for linux where you compose CLI commands with the mouse. You only have to type them once; later you can select them from a list. You also have a file browser to insert filenames without typing. It also features "narrowing".
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A desktop environment where you work by specifying "verbs" and "objects" 1) with complete symmetry, without forcing an order, and 2) with automatic hiding of the things that don't make sense. Also features navigation based on recent usage.
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