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Wakefull, like Caffeine, keeps your screen awake by blocking screen/power savers. The main difference from Caffeine is that Wakefull gives you (the user) access to the scripts being run - so you can adapt it for whatever environment you are using. This was developed for a system where Caffeine was not readily available.

This project has moved to GitHub, at https://github.com/deragon/autopoweroff/ Autopoweroff is a daemon for the Linux operating system that shuts down the server or run any other command at a specific time if no other workstations on the LAN requires it services or if any user is working on it . A GUI is provided for configuration. Useful for home servers.

...If the Boinscr module in XScreenSaver is showing a black screen with the words 'boinc not running' or similar, Diet BOINC may be able to replace it with a working alternative. For Linux only Dependencies: - XScreenSaver - BOINC software - Python 2.x Tested in CentOS & Ubuntu Linux. Should work in other Linux if you can run these three items.

Eye candy showing parallel Conway's Life games in the bit planes of the screen, using boolean BitBlt operations. (Independently rediscovered algorithm given already in Smalltalk-80 Blue Book, by the inventors of BitBlt.)

PyPowerMan shall be a replacement for KPowersave which is not further supported by Ubuntu. At least it should manage the powerstate of a laptop using different profiles.

Watch will monitor mouse and keyboard activity and notify you when you should rest.