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This OS is a command line tool written in FreeBASIC. We have put many hours into making skylight shell a good program. If you have any questions, please go to the discussion page. Please also report any bugs that you have found.

Rasp-Get is a wrapper script for the most popular Linux package managers. It saves you the hassle of remembering all those commands yourself. From now on it will not matter if you use Debian, RedHat or ArchLinux, all you need to remember is: 'sudo rasp-get install fun-stuff' which rasp-get will then translate to your package manager.

...The update client can be run using a cron job to automate the process. So once you have it properly configured you don’t have to worry about it; you only need to remember your hostname to reach your files and services. Currently 3 hosts are supported: - one.com - eurohost.com - antagonist.nl ARecordUpdater doesn't use its own timer. It's better to use a cron job, so it uses less memory. Written in Java and runs on any machine with Java installed.

...I've chosen to sent direct commands to adb (adb -d shell) instead of a batch script, I used batch scripts for the checks though. Because all ADB actions are hidden I created a log, which tells you what's is going on. Remember that this tool is not a toy to play around with, only use it when needed!

Easy Command (EasyCmd) is an application which is designed to allow you to easily find and run command-line commands. It can be difficult to remember all of the command-prompt commands, so why not just enter them into EasyCmd and keep them all in one place? You can run the command by clicking on it, view descriptions of the command, and run custom commands all in EasyCmd, without you having to open the command prompt. The commands are filed by category so they are easy to find and say in the description whether or not they need admin privileges to run.

GSburn.app is a GNUstep based CD burning program for GNU/Linux. You no longer need to remember ugly command line parameters or write shell scripts. With GSburn.app you compile your CD by point-and-click operation and save your projects for later reuse.

ReStartMe is a program that is designed to automate the task of making sure a process, or multiple processes, stays running. It will monitor processes you specify, and if they exit, ReStartMe will restart them for you!

BNL OS is a free, modern operating system based on the design of Windows XP/2003.This is not a Linux based system, and shares none of the unix architecture. Please remember, this is in the development stage, and is not reccommended for everyday use.

Don't you feel sick every time trying to enable "show hidden files" and especially when a virus doesn't allow you to? well... I do. So I published a SUPER simple and SUPER handful application to deal with this problem.(remember to refresh explorer)

An experimental terminal shell project in Python & curses. The aim is to be a command-driven language, with simple english-like grammar but still powerful and easy to do most CLI tasks without having to remember "weird" unix commands.

GBlink is a rapid application launcher for GNOME desktop environment that can launch applications, open documents and locations on your computer, launch web links and bookmarks, perform arithmetic, remember meetings and dates at your keystrokes.

This is a web interface to control tar and mt. You can easily archive files to a tape drive without having to remember all the commands to use. It stores a list of archived files in simple text format allowing you to search using your web browser.

Acquaintance OS aims to be a lightweight Linux distribution based off of OpenSUSE. Remember, don't be fooled by the OpenSUSE branding, this project is very different from OpenSUSE, software-wise and goal-wise.

It provides fast connections to Linux/Unix hosts over SSH protocol. You don't need to remember the IP address, hostname, login, or password. Just select server from the list and press "Connect".

MapDrive is a utility for managing network drives, remember network usermanes and passwords, mount network shares on system startup.

iBack is an Shell-Script for Linux that makes backups from your files and MySQL-Databases. At this time we just have a small pice of code. You can download it in our file-archive, but please remember: It is the developer version!

fish is a shell that provides the user with powerful features in a way that is easy to discover, remember, and use.

Remember your frequently used programs with appReaper. Auto detect running applications to generate session profiles. Avoid having to manually reopen dozens of windows. Very small, fast and easy to use!

Fi-shell is a front-end to your system shell. It provides nonblocking i/o (concurrency) and pattern maching that is both easy to remember and readable (logic programming)

Powerful password manager program with: - Use OpenSSL - Based on Plug-ins structure - NT Authorization - Multi-user - Make movable media - Auto fill HTML form - Remember password of applications - Backup/Restore - Import/Export (and more...)

...feel free to continue using it if you find a need though. Place allows you to "place" a file in its "live location" (presumably after making changes and testing) on the current system w/out having to remember where every file goes on every system you administer. Place keeps track of "live locations" via MySQL.

Mlist is a clone of and extension to the popular list program for MS Dos written by Vern Buerg. It's for all you old farts out there that remember this program :-) For the younger generation: Mlist is a directory browser and file viewer utilitity

pyChelsea is a python based, personal, visited, web page indexer, seach engine and interface for the browser/platform of your choice. If you remember a page based on a phrase, pyChelsea is for you.

Gpasman, your personal password manager! a GTK password managing program. You now need to remember only the master password!

A small but usefull program, for managing your running processes from the desktop. The program is pretty simple to use, just remember you can right click on the list for more options.