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The NCID (Network Caller ID) project is Caller ID (CID) distributed over a network. The project contains the NCID package and 4 optional client packages. Each package is described at the NCID web site. A non-inclusive list of 3rd party addons is also available at the web site Available Packages: NCID - contains the server, gateways, and a client with output modules LCDncid - a client that uses LCDproc to display Caller ID on a LCD display NCIDandroid - a client and gateway for...

The shelfelf is a web frontend to send commands to your music player (itunes, mpd, squeezebox, xmms2, ...). The shelfelf works with all tested browsers (except for Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Amiga's AWeb and lynx), but the interface is designed for tablets (with a browser running in fullscreen mode) like Apple's iPad. Linux (or Mac OS X) with Apache webserver, MySQL database and the ability to send commands to your stereo equipment is required.

...When successfully completed, you will be experiencing the pleasure of the Linux command prompt in Arch Linux in Termux PRoot on Android, Chromebook, and Fire OS on smartphones, tablets, and wearables.

This software is for delivering push notifications to remote devices such as smartphones and tablets from a Raspberry Pi when the Raspberry Pi is connected through its GPIO pins to a device which holds a relay or electronic switch temporarily closed when activated. An example of such as device is a Dakota Alert break beam sensor.

...The use-cases of this kind of VNC/noVNC docker container is just limited by your imaginations and your device or network limitations. Virtually it's accessible ubiquitously from Your favorite smartphones, tablets, e.g., iPad, SurfacePro, Amazon Fire tablet, Chrome PC, Desktop PC, etc. (Hmmm! in theory, if you can read tiny screens, you can even use your Apple iWatch to use KNIME, Eclipse Photon, IntelliJ, etc. as long as it can display HTML-5 Web Browsers.

Similiar to webmin in that this is a web-based user interface for devices, but instead of an admin panel, web.de is more in the mannor of a traditional user interface such as Microsoft Windows, Apple MacOS, and Ubuntu Linux. This project was designed to run as the environment supervisor for various types of equipment including desktops, laptops, mobile and headless devices, and more! It works very well as the complimentary part to our other project FXwm.

This project aims to provide an easy way to rotate the screen of Linux computers without having to install various bloatware. This is meant for IBM/Lenovo tablets, but can be used for any Linux tablet with xsetwacom and xrandr.