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IStick is a portable environment for your USB key, which provides you with a menu, an update manager, a newsreader, a file manager and much more.
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RoxBird is a advanced graphical download manager. It can accelerate your download speed upto 40% than your normal speed. Among others its key-features include file-browser, Pre-viewer, recursive downloading,Scheduling & Queues, Write-cache, and more.
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Osmosys is a GUI enabled download manager and accelerator for written in Python that supports simultaneous downloads, pausing and resuming downloads, and backup state files during download to prevent network errors. Supports all major browsers.
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Utilities written in Python: - A file manager (Italian) - A text editor (Italian) - A screenshoot taker, it uses scrot (Italian) - A calendar (Italian) Please, remember that these softwares are pre-alpha!
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KappaSVN is a tool of management SVN through a file manager Nautilus. It is used to handle all kinds of subversion operations graphically.
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rePear is a tool that allows using an Apple iPod audio player without iTunes. The user can manage the audio files on the iPod with a normal file manager and rePear takes care that they can be played on the device.
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Filescape is a file manager for any GNU/Linux Operating System. It is written in Python and uses the GTK+ toolkit. Filescape aims to combine the best features of Nautilus, pcmanfm, and Thunar.
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“Centralizad packages manager” allows you to manage all kinds of Debian host packages in a net. It allows you to redefine what packages must be included and what packages must not per every host. All this is done from a central node and through a GUI
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xCollect is successor of DivX;-) Db, but it supports much more. Fetching data from IMDB and other sites with python scripts. Saving your movies, games, books and music collection into same file. Advanced loan manager, search using find as you type...
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A set of tools to build your own customed Linux distribution with more managability than raw LFS(Linux From Scratch). Include source package manager, file system backup and realtime mirror apps, and some assistant data structure writen in Python, etc...
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A small lightweight IDE for the *NIX platform that supports a wide variety of languages. Includes all standard features such as syntax highlighting, project manager, and a compile tool.
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a GTK/python frontend to the news leecher "hellanzb" providing most functionalities available from the "hellanzb daemon" and Drag and Drop file-enqueuing.Hellanzb can be obtained through your distro's package manager or at http://www.hellanzb.com
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Shepard is a asset / project manager made spacifically for intergration in to post-production / animation pipelines. Includeing File playback/convertion and creation of clips for upload to ftp locations.
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Python Commander (PyCmdr) is an implementation of two-panel file manager in Python/wxPython. It aims to be a multi-platform file manager with consistent user interface while being fast, efficient, and extensible via scripting and plugin support.
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DJTask is a simple task and payment manager for small businesses. It is written in python for the Django framework. It uses the FCKeditor for WYSIWYG HTML task descriptions. DJTask provides pay sheets and tracks which tasks have been paid or not.
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TimeVault is a simple GUI for making automated snapshots of files and directories. Previous versions of a file or directory can be accessed by examining the properties and selecting the 'Previous Versions' tab in GNOME's file manager.
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Small File Manager and Document Launcher; using gtk 2 library and python; spacial metapher, mime types, action queueing
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PyToDoList is a python-wxpython-sqlite based todo-list manager. It is designed to help developers or users to keep on top of their various task.
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A document/data/information management system that does not require anything other than a base Python installation (ie., with no dependencies), this application is aimed towards creating a full-featured easy-to-use platform-independent manager.
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Gnome-Todo-Manager is a lightweight tool for tracking todos with a notification mechanism. Other features include repetition, grouping and prioritizing the todos. It is written in Python/PyGTK and uses SQLite as its backend.
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A simple, graphical file download manager for GNOME. Supports the scheduling and resuming of downloads.
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This is an item Manufacture Manager for the online game EVE-Online (www.eve-online.com). It provides functionality to manage and plan your items construction and calculate its associated costs. You can manage flow from material stocks to final product.
