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Ultimate Edition
An Ubuntu remix for both new and experienced Linux sophisticates
Ultimate Edition Linux, previously "Ubuntu Ultimate Edition". We cater to a large base of *nix users including, but certainly not limited to gamers & low resource computers. We have a Ultimate Edition for virtually any user. -
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calendar.event
This Day in History
I wanted a more in depth "this day in history" archive rather than the stock calendar.history file that ships with my distro. So when i found the CDAY Calendar Almanac and proceeded to do just that. http://cday.sourceforge.net/ This archive has been "translated" to work with $calendar in most Linux/BSD based systems... not too sure how many it'll work on. just save the file and call with the -f flag in calendar to the path you saved the file. and the rest is this day in... -
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Manjaro Ozone
An Electric Blue KDE Version of Manjaro
A blue KDE version of Manjaro, with a simple, easy to use desktop environment. Manjaro Ozone is a new version of Manjaro, with alternative theming, and customizations. A full description of Manjaro can be found at their official home page. http://manjaro.org -
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This Project "X2Go Mobile Desktop Environment" aims to be a free NX-based alternative for "server based computing".
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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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initramfs which latest kernel for people who make linux base on linux from scratch. your linux will well know most of hardwares and run smoothly with just only download then extract and install.
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A command line utility that sends signals to your desktop via libnotify. Change color, time and text for message. -- Attractive popups Replacement for kdialog --passivepopup, osd_cat and knotify.
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KSniffer is a KDE sniffer network application. It let you analyze your network traffic capturing the network packets.
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This is a library for easy accessing chip cards /smart cards via a chipcard reader. It currently works under Linux, FreeBSD and Windows. It is tested with Towitoko and Kobil readers.
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Provides battery,temperature,ac,cpufreq (SpeedStep,Powernow!) control and monitoring. Proper suspend to disk/ram and standby by shell hooks that are easy to extend. APM and ACPI machines are supported equally. For laptops as well as for workstations.
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MURIX Linux
A Linux distribution
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Morphix is a modulair distribution, with live-cd support and without any configuration (you burn the CD, you put it in your CD-Rom drive, you boot and it works... out of the box) see www.morphix.org
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GUI for an educational Physics equipment called PhyLab made to configure experiments. You can explore some PhyLab functionalities by an example file. But to use the whole system you need at least the PhyLab's Interface and a Sensor Module.
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The complete packet of graphical end-user oriented utilities for installing and configuring Debian-based systems and for installing/updating software in Debian-based systems
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xwitch is `Keyboard Switch`. It determine if your input is in wrong 'keyboard layout' and convert it. Now only russian <-> english conversion supported.
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RPG Compiler for Linux. RPG, a language developed by IBM, generally is only available on tbe IBM midrange systems, i.e. System/36, System/38 and the AS/400. It was also available on OS/360. Several companies offer RPG compilers for the PC, but currentl
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Openmark will be a Open Source benchmark that will have 32/64 bit options for video rendering tests on X11 as well as HD speed, FSB, etc benchmarks. Also many tools like: temp monitor, speed control, etc.
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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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Mongolian Linux, Mongolian desktop system, Mongolian KDE, Mongolian Gnome, Mongolian keyboard, Mongolian editor, Localization of mongolian.
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The Free-POSIX Common Desktop Project exists to create an open standard for free Desktop implementations.
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miniChinput is a tiny version of Chinput, which is a GPLed Chinese input method. miniChinput uses XIM protocol and provides several input modules for both GB and BIG5 encodings.
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Provide secure and stable OS, based on highly modified Linux Kernel, own package system, like "BSD Ports". Compatible with x86, Power PC. Easy to use of any level users. Complete Documentantion in many languages. 99% compatible with Windows.
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The Open Network Management System (openNemasy) is a modular, scalable open-source network and infrastructure management system with several back- and frontend services.
