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Adds a blur look to different parts of the GNOME Shell, including the top panel, dash and overview. If you use Ubuntu, you may want to change the radius of the corner effect for Dash-to-Dock in preferences, else you may see unpleasantly mixed radii in your dock.

Do you want the power of a fully loaded tmux plugin framework without installing a single plugin? One file. No plugin managers. No dependencies. No setup. Drop it on any machine and it just works. What you get feels like a desktop app: a menu system with submenus, a 21-app launcher, searchable help, a built-in scratchpad, a system dashboard, and a fully clickable status bar. All in a beautiful adaptive interface that auto-detects your fonts and scales from Nerd Font icons to plain ASCII on a TTY. The status bar knows when you are in SSH and moves out of the way. ...

...To use this, or to use it now that it has been updated. * Feel free to download and share this library of tools. * Feel free to make fixes or even add-ons; however I retain the right to control what gets added in, or not.

When it comes to use of Linux, its a champ on the server side but when it comes to the desktop, its hardly just 3% in the whole world when compared to other proprietary OS and what keeps people from using it and why has it not made its mark on the Desktops yet ? Though Linux has got its success to accomplish its most common tasks through GUI approach, it still demands the users to be logical and use of terminal to accomplish certain tasks that cannot be done as easily as on other proprietary OS. So, we decided to write this script that would accomplish most of your common tasks at a hit of keystrokes and you would not need to remember any commands to accomplish your task.

Simple Unix utility to help to create XML files from shell scripts. It encapsulates what comes from the pipe. Ex.: $> echo hi | tagx label <label> hi </label>

A simplistic object oriented extension to the unix shell. Woosh is to bash what Objective C is to C.

StraightForward is precisely what it sounds like. It is a Straight Forward way for computer illiterate people use computer. It Comes with everything needed to browse the internet, listen to music, etc. It even has large, easy to read text. This project i

Bash Startup Library replaces your .bashrc and .bash_profile and simplifies the setting up of the environment on any bash-capable system. It also attempts to provide the same operating environment (GNU by default) no matter what system you are on.

It's nice to share, and that's what j:System is all about - sharing eye-candy between applications. Read (and see) more at http://www.k23productions.com/products/jsystem/