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    FlitKey

    FlitKey

    FlitKey is a local-first desktop text expander for Linux and Windows w

    FlitKey is a lightweight, open-source Linux and Windows desktop text expander designed to create reusable text snippets and insert them instantly using typed keywords, global hotkeys, or a searchable quick-insert picker. Built with Python and PyQt6, FlitKey operates completely locally and dynamically adjusts its runtime behavior based on whether you are running Linux (X11/Wayland) or Windows.
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    Sentence Parser for Python
    This is a code for the sentence parsing that does its job properly and FAST. The main problem is that you really need a database of abbreviations so that phrases such as "Dr. Smith" are not calculated as 2 sentences, which means that the good parser must be language dependent. I am also providing a list of all English abbreviations with the code. You can always tweak the code to get a nicer output, but the main idea is still there, and completed with this little program.
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    Jollpi
    Jollpi is a simple but usefull text editor. One of Jollpi's main features is the colorized syntax, customized for many different programming language such as: C/C++, Java, Python, Perl, Bash, etc.
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    Main point is parsing documents with regular expression to the tree and edit them or replace some of the data, powered by your own python code. Python is very easy to understand, don`t be worried about this and try it! ;-)
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    TBlogger is an application written in Python. Main purpose is to make maintaining static html entries easier. For example a static blog/diary... TBlogger supports currently only FTP protocol. This will change in the future.
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    Teng is a general purpose templating engine written in C++ (i.e. library). It is also available as Python module or PHP extension. The main idea of teng is to strictly separate application logic from presentation layer. Widely used on dynamic web sites.
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    The project main take the collection of small programs.Also maybe include a number of profiles under the linux,and so on.
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