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Worker is a file manager for the X Window System with the classical two panel interface. It features a fully graphical configuration, external program integration through buttons and hotkeys and configurable filetype commands.

Our take on a basic window manager for Linux which adheres to the philosophy of "do one thing and do it well." As a result, this window manager only manages windows and does not provide any supervision at all. Instead it relies on another program, such as wbar or web.de, to actually provide that functionality. And in order to keep administration to a minimum, there is only one config file that can be manipulated to change the appearance of the window chrome using css styled syntax.

a flexible serial logging tool, runs on GNU/Linux, which can be useful for timing analysis and logging capture of embedded system development.

Creates plain text directory listings from the context menu. Currently supports only Windows. Linux and Mac OS integration planned, although creating directory listings on these platforms is as simple as typing "ls -al". Basic filtering support inc

A pidgin plugin that allows user to assign global hotkeys (e.g. Ctrl+Alt+g) for togglling buddy list and reading queued message. When "Toggle List" hotkey is enabled, it makes the buddy list hidden from your taskbar and task switcher (similar to ICQ).

PBButtons is a programm suite to support special functions of laptops and notebooks like power management, hotkeys, battery supervisor, etc. With laptops specific pbbuttonsd-modules nearly every machine could be supported.

FnFX enables owners of Toshiba laptops to change the LCD brightness, control the internal fan and use the special keys on their keyboard (Fn-x combinations, hotkeys).

Laptop-Configuration-Tool, written in C++, uses QT, platform Linux, providing a GUI for accessing ACPI-events (such as Hotkeys), LCD-Brightness, Powerprofiles, project depends on various linux-kerneldrivers for specific notebook vendors

This program sits at the back and listens for the "special" hotkeys that you won't normally use on your internet/Multimedia keyboards. The buttons perform their intended behaviors, such as volume up and down, mute the speaker, launch applications, etc. It