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Gnome-sshman is an SSH session manager for GNOME. It is easy and fast to use, and is useful for system administrators that need to connect to many SSH servers.
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Automatic session locker for KDE. Requires Python (2.3 and higher), PyKDE, PyQT, python-bluez to run. This small script will lock desktop if monitored device becomes unavailable. When device becomes available again - script will unlock desktop.
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PyDbgExt is a WinDbg extention which support use Python script in WinDbg command line. Through this extention, we can call some predefine Python script to control the debug session, or directly evaluate expression or call other method.
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Batchput transfers files from a local directory, matching the regex you specify, to an URL. Written in Python using PycURL, the program is focused on doing this safely and efficiently, using per-directory locking and a single session.
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Crunchy is an application that transforms an html-based Python tutorial into an interactive session within a browser window. It was previously known as Crunchy Frog, but the name was changed to avoid conflict with an already existing project.
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Lemon is a suite of pure Python modules for rapidly developing web applications. Includes: database, webserver, auth & session management, form and templating tools, docs and examples. Flexible enough to use on its own or with other solutions like Apache.
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CheesyPy - a library for creating websites somewhat like CherryPy, featuring a builtin web-server (HTTPLib) with session management (not using Cookies) and a plugin architecture (PageLib) for webpages.
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Dungeon Shell is a shell for D20 Dungeon Masters. Simple commands allow DM to manage a game session and track characters and monsters statistics. It is written in Java (1.4.0 at least). Data is stored in XML and you can script it with j[p]ython.
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Sugar-Cube is flexible IRC bot which was integrated with Medusa Framework. It gives plugin writers very simple and powerful interface with user database, ACL, m17n, i18n, cron job, session handling, reloadable plugin, persistent database, XMLRPC server.
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A set of libraries and utilities allowing Python programmers to write servlet-like HTTP request handlers, with transparent session management and other facilities.
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FreeTerm is a virtual console based on Konsole. FreeTerm replaces Konsole's custom "session" MDI interface with Qt's MDI Workspace. FreeTerm also has multi-language support for BBS or MUD.
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A gnome mathematical GUI designed to be a central tool where you can launch various other existing mathematical tools. It now supports Numerical Python Session, and more soon.
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"Epiphany SessionManager" is a session-handling extension (in Python) for Epiphany, which is the default web browser the GNOME. Enables the user to save all the currently open tabs into a "session" and restore it later on demand.
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SynquoRum
Multi-AI workspace with persistent cross-session memory via MCP
SynquoRum is a multi-AI workspace for people who use multiple language models daily and are tired of fragmented context when switching tools. Most AI products treat memory as belonging to the model. Every new session starts from zero. SynquoRum inverts this: memory belongs to the workspace, not to any specific agent. Through an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server with 22 tools, the workspace exposes its memory to any MCP-compatible client — Claude.ai, Cursor, Cline, custom agents — so the same context follows you across providers and sessions. ...
