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    Nepali Calendar For PC - NepDate Widget

    Nepali Calendar For PC - NepDate Widget

    Premium Nepali Calendar, Date Converter, and Productivity Tools for PC

    Nepali Calendar App & Tools For PC - NepDate Widget (Nepali Patro) is useful, clean and free Nepali Calendar Nepali Tithi, Mithi, Events, Holidays Companion It sits on your taskbar as a compact two-line bar showing the current Bikram Sambat and Gregorian date, time, and timezone. Click it to expand into a full BS calendar with tithi, public holidays, and fiscal year context, then further into tools built specifically for Nepali daily use. Features Mini Bar - Two configurable lines pinned to the taskbar. Time row: 12h/24h clock, timezone label, UTC offset. Date row: day of week, BS date, AD date. ...
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    yourDashboard

    yourDashboard

    Webbased Dashboard to show the status of your IT infrastructure

    ...Please see https://github.com/michael-batz/yourDashboard yourDashboard is a webbased dashboard engine written in PHP. You can define multiple dashboards using a XML configuration file. Each dashboard consists of one or multiple dashlets, that will be reloaded in a configurable time interval using AJAX technology. yourDashboard comes with a few dashlets, but it is easy to write your own dashlet, too. At the moment, the follwing dashlets come with yourDashboard: - dashlet for OpenNMS outages - dashlet for OpenNMS alarms - dashlet for newest tickets in OTRS queue - clock dashlet
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    tvpvrd - (TV Personal Video Recorder Daemon). A Unix server/daemon to make scheduled recordings of TV broadcasts using one or multiple Video capture cards with optional automatic transcoding (using ffmpeg)
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    Lsync is a time synchronization program for Linux. It is easy to configure & use, does not require a full time or high speed Internet connection and handles synchronization & adjustment of the real time clock.
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    Clock XP is a .NET time synchronization client (SNTP) with plugin support. It's designed to operate on Windows 2000, XP and Windows Vista.
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    AtomicGPSClock is a low cost alternative to keep precise time on your computer. It utilizes any GPS that outputs the NMEA 2.0 protocol via RS-232 to accurately set a computers clock. For standalone, mobile, or network (SNTP) installations.
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