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Pinout is a perl script which makes it easy to produce nice looking postscript ballout/pinout images for BGA or PGA type integrated circuits (IC), ASIC's, FPGA's, or CPLD's.
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A nice-looking Time Tracking Tool (TTT) that works in both intranets and web environments. TTT uses Perl (more scalable than PHP), Apache, and MySQL (doesn't get much better than this). The code is designed to be clean, fast, and scalable. Enjoy!
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hlparse is, as the name would suggest, a Half-Life log parser and interpreter. Half-Life dedicated servers produce data output in a standard format (although they didn't in the past) which is relatively nice to parse.
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This tool converts the output of gprof to a format processible by the DOT tool, to generate a nice graphical function call graph.
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A Pong clone written entirely in QuickBASIC, and has many features, unique (if simple) ball physics, and a very nice "trail" effect.
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Developing JavaServer Pages (JSP)? Tired of writing the same code over and over again (e.g. displaying a calendar)? Take this custom taglib that contains nice and practical tags for rendering dynamic content from JavaServer Pages.
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VoLT is a nice tool for those who want to create MUDs with LPC. It makes it easy to create and edit rooms and worlds.
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This is the linux GUI for the eDonkey2000 project, u still need the command line client but if u download this tool u will have a nice frontend too to make it handy
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Kmud is a free graphical MUD client for Linux and other Unix platforms running KDE. It is an useful and easy to use program for all people who want a nice graphical interface instead of a simple telnet for playing MUDs.
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The objective of this project is to provide nice look and feel for Java Applets running on current browsers without the support of Java 2. All components are based on AWT, but they are written by taking the Swing as a reference.
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SDLRoids is essentially an Asteroids clone, but with a few extra features, and some nice game physics. It's based on xhyperoids, an UNIX port of an old Windows game called Hyperoids.
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K-Mindmap lets you create tree graphs; where each branch contains space for text. The structure of the tree graph is intended to reflect contextual relations between the text fields. A physical simulation moves the graph to keep it looking nice.
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Simple, pure Java-based IRC automaton, with many nice built-in functionality and features, including usr lists, permisions, protection, colour-control, multiple channels, simple bot-net facilities.
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gnome-linuxconf is a nice GTK based graphical frontend to Linuxconf. It supports most of the features Linuxconf offers, and is being actively developed to support all of them. If you are a Linuxconf user, you'll probably want to give it a try.
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This plugin provides a nice spectrum analyzer for XMMS without being a CPU hog. You can even see the harmonics of a nice violin play. Source tarball only, helpers for packaging (DEB, RPM) needed. There are no extra features, but no bugs known either.
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PySol is an exciting collection of more than 200 solitaire card games. Its features include a very nice look and feel, multiple cardsets and table backgrounds, unlimited undo/redo, loading/saving games, player statistics and log files, a hint system, demo
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Oscilloscope software for Linux and X11. It uses sound device (/dev/dsp) as input source. Two channel (stereo), variable sampling frecuency, time and V scales. Variable trigger mode, level and channel . Nice xforms GUI. Includes buffer circuit scheme (wi
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PenguinBackup is a single-floppy Linux system with backup/restore software for PalmOS-based PDAs. It comes with a nice menu system so that people without prior Linux/Unix-knowledge can use it easily.
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RPNCalc is a nice, clean reverse-Polish-notation scientific calculator for KDE. It provides all the basics plus trig functions (including hyperbolic). It also has a handy memory list.
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ctk-cgi-chkurl is a perl script which parse remote html documents; checks links and image and print nice looking reports thanks to templates.
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linux kernel driver (module) for 8 rc-servos directly connected to parallel port (nice if you want to build legs for your notebook...)
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Tomstatus is a Perl script which is designed to be run from a crontab. It logs into different machines (as a user) via ssh and uses simple shell commands to gather some info about the client. The results are formatted into a nice HTML page with graphic
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csnes9x is a command-line based front-end to the snes9x projects program for running SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System) ROM games. It allows you to chose a directory to load the ROMs from and will display a nice menu to load up your games.
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IQF is a frontend for xmame with a nice user interface. It has been tested on Linux, but hopefully works on other POSIX compliant OSes. IQF uses the ncurses library and is written for the console, not X.
