8 projects tagged "Gnome desktop"
Updated 18 Jun 2012
Nautilus Flickr Uploader
| Pop | 59.69 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 7.74 |
Nautilus Flickr Uploader is a simple GUI for uploading pictures to Flickr from the Nautilus file browser. It should also work with KDE.
Updated 23 Jul 2009
Solidmatter
| Pop | 40.29 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 37.52 |
Solid|matter is a 3D CAD application for product design. It is planned to feature parametrical, solid-based modeling, a sketcher with associative dimensions, and basic simulation of assembly kinematics. It is also designed to integrate well with the Gnome desktop.
Updated 29 Sep 2009
Thumbak
| Pop | 33.53 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 36.51 |
Thumbak automates the backup of USB drives. It runs as a GNOME panel applet and manages background incremental backups for selected USB disks and thumb drives.
Updated 04 Jan 2013
gDesktopChanger
| Pop | 26.25 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 1.00 |
gDesktopChanger is a simple wallpaper changer for GNOME 2 and JDS environments.
Updated 20 Dec 2011
Shredder
| Pop | 25.50 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 22.85 |
Shredder is an easy to use GNOME front-end for the Unix 'shred' command. It allows convenient shredding of one's trash bin and a graphical control for shredding files and folders.
Updated 03 Nov 2010
Oraje Applet
| Pop | 22.89 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 2.29 |
Oraje Applet is a GNOME applet to view Yahoo! Weather forecasts. This application uses Yahoo! Weather feeds, but it's not endorsed or promoted by Yahoo! in any way.
Updated 09 Sep 2009
Gswitch
| Pop | 17.92 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 36.80 |
Gswitch automatically changes your GNOME desktop background every so often. The backgrounds are displayed randomly. All background images and style settings are sourced from your list of backgrounds as configured in "System > Preferences > Appearance". By default, images are switched after 20 minutes. Although the images are shown randomly, every image will be shown at least once before you see any repeats.
Updated 10 Jun 2011
Grab Downloading Flash Video
| Pop | 17.94 |
|---|---|
| Vit | 26.71 |
Grab Downloading Flash Video is a Bash script designed to be called via a Linux GNOME Desktop custom shortcut key while a Flash video is playing in your Firefox or Chrome browser. The script attempts to find the file being downloaded, waits for the download to finish, and then copies it to a configured directory. Prior to Flash 10.2, it was easy to find the file yourself in the /tmp directory. But starting with version 10.2, this script is more useful because the file is deleted but internally still open. Note that this is not a universal solution. Some sites, such as YouTube, make it easy to find the URL of the Flash video file. In those cases you may have better success using a download utility such as 'youtube-dl'.
