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Auto Key Clicker
Sends keystrokes and mouse clicks at the desired rate.
Auto Key Clicker is a small program that I wrote in my spare time, which sends specified text and/or mouse clicks at a designated rate. You may have to run the program as Administrator in order for it to work with certain programs. -
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Get Linux
Download client with a server side library of operating systems.
Get Linux is a portable and open source download client, which interacts with a server side library for downloading numerous Linux-based operating systems. With the help of this utility, you can download more than 100 Linux distributions, by simply selecting their name from the available list. This makes it easy to obtain the most updated Linux OS, without having to manually search and download the ISO file via a browser. -
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Wassail
Windows (a) Synaptic Script (a) Interpreter (l)
Wassail is a small vb.NET program that allows Windows to interpret Synaptic download scripts and download the .deb or .rpm files described therein. This is useful if you own an offline Linux machine, but have no access to an online Linux machine. Any questions, comments, or suggestions, feel free to contact me. (and yes, I know the acronym is lame.)
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