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sf-stats
sf-stats is a plasmoid that shows sourceforge project statistics
sf-stats is a plasmoid that shows sourceforge download statistics and optionally visitor statistics (if the project has Piwik enabled or Piwik is installed on the web space). sf-stats.plasmoid is dependent on sf-stats-downloads.plasmoid and optionally sf-stats-piwik.plasmoid. -
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Nanoshot - an easy and convenient way to take screenshot. Priority principles: lightness and comfort. Nanoshot can take screenshots of screen area, selected windows, web pages and videos.
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Collection of widgets, gadgets and desklets for different Linux and Windows based widget engines (such as Firefox, Opera, SuperKaramba, Screenlets, gDesklets).
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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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