6 projects tagged "screen"
Updated 07 Apr 2013
rainbarf
| Pop | 156.79 |
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| Vit | 3.59 |
rainbarf provides fancy resource usage charts to put into the tmux (and GNU screen) status line.
Updated 25 Mar 2012
Ace snow
| Pop | 20.37 |
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| Vit | 21.29 |
Ace snow creates a snow falling effect for Titanium apps. It creates animated flakes which fall on the application window starting from a random position at the top of the screen and disappear when they fall below the top of the screen. The flakes animation can be paused and resumed any time. The image, quantity, and speed of the snow flakes are configurable parameters.
Updated 18 Jul 2011
Keyboard
| Pop | 28.67 |
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| Vit | 26.50 |
Keyboard is an object that can show an on-screen keyboard to emulate letter key typing. It can display a keyboard on the page with buttons for letters. The user can click on the letter buttons, and the object pastes the letters on the currently active form input. It supports switching between many types of keyboard maps.
Updated 30 Dec 2012
Moqui Framework
| Pop | 72.66 |
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| Vit | 5.75 |
Moqui Framework is an all-in-one, enterprise-ready application framework based on Groovy and Java. Moqui includes tools for screens, services, and entities, and advanced functionality based on them such as declarative artifact-aware security and multi-tenancy.
Updated 01 Nov 2011
screen-session
| Pop | 88.58 |
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| Vit | 3.43 |
screen-session is a collection of tools for GNU Screen. It includes a session saver and a session manager, among others.
Updated 26 Jun 2010
foldroid
| Pop | 30.46 |
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| Vit | 1.42 |
foldroid is a mail folder selection tool. For people who use mutt or a similar text mode mail reader, foldroid is a convenient tool to navigate through your mail folders. It shows how many messages are in each folder and how many of them are new. This, combined with a tool like procmail to sort mail messages of mailing lists into separate folders, makes selecting the right folder to read easy. Foldroid works best when you run it in a screen session, because it then starts every instance of mutt in its own screen.
