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distroClone-backup
DistroClone Backup & Restore Incremental rootfs backup and restore
...What DistroClone Backup Does DistroClone Backup & Restore is a GTK/YAD-based graphical frontend that creates and manages backups of the system root filesystem (rootfs) across Debian-based distributions such as: Debian Ubuntu Linux Mint / LMDE Elementary OS Zorin OS SysLinuxOS and derivatives -
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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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QMednafen
QMednafen is a Qt 5 GUI interface for Mednafen.
QMednafen is a Qt 5 GUI interface for Mednafen, the multi-platform and multi-console emulator. QMednafen brings to the user an interface that ease the process of using Mednafen. -
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ksokoban
The japanese warehouse keeper game
KSokoban is a type of transport puzzle, in which the player pushes boxes or crates around in a warehouse, trying to get them to storage locations. Rules: 1. Only one box can be pushed at a time. 2. A box cannot be pulled. 3. The player cannot walk through boxes or walls. 4. The puzzle is solved when all boxes are located at storage locations. KSokoban original game is available under http://hem.passagen.se/awl/ksokoban/ and was written by Anders Widell, so this... -
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Designed to be a desktop assistant, Charlix is based in AIML (Artificial Intellligence Markup Language). Charlix can help you configure and install things on your computer as well as entertain you. Charlix is a linux newbie's best friend.
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KMush is a simple MU* client intended for the K Desktop Environment. It is written in Java using the Qt Jambi bindings. Its intended use is for soft-coding and role-playing in MUSH environments.
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Step is an interactive physical simulation program for education. StepCore is a physical simulation library on which Step is based. Please refer to http://edu.kde.org/step for more details.
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KBoard is a graphical interface for playing Chess, Shogi and variants. It is meant to be a 'better xboard': lightweight and nonintrusive, but powerful, customizable and graphically appealing, with real support for chess variants such as Crazyhouse.
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Fortune displays random text messages that are intended to be fun. It uses the original fortune-mod text database, but has a user-friendly interface. You can download versions for Dos, Windows, Linux and a Java-version for any OS.
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The goal of this project is to design and write comercial quality software and aplications with fully respect to free software (like in "free speach"). The software designed by us will target various fields: from scientific applications to multimedia an
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