RSS 5 projects tagged "Window Manager"

No download Website Updated 20 Feb 2005 TV in a box

Screenshot
Pop 48.50
Vit 3.38

TV in a box is an applet that adds a small TV to your dock or panel. It has most features that normal TV viewing applications have.

No download Website Updated 08 Jul 2008 KnoppMyth

Screenshot
Pop 221.82
Vit 4.20

KnoppMyth is an attempt to make the installation of GNU/Linux and MythTV as trivial as possible. It includes everything needed to get your set-top box up and running in as little time as possible.

Download Website Updated 13 Oct 2009 xlayout

Screenshot
Pop 57.45
Vit 4.45

xlayout is a terminal-based utility to get and set information about X11 windows and the pointer. It's designed to be easily integrated into bash shell scripts and takes advantage of the X11 protocol to allow it to access remote X11 desktops. With the aid of the libease library, xlayout provides the ability to smoothly ease the windows and pointer into position.

Download Website Updated 30 Nov 2012 FramebufferUI

Screenshot
Pop 145.92
Vit 2.53

FBUI is a small, fast in-kernel GUI windowing system for Linux that supports overlapping windows and windows on every virtual console. Its core is currently about 50kB large. See "libfbui" for sample programs and API. This project, while fun and challenging to develop, is now defunct in recognition of the security problems that putting a windowing system inside the kernel gives rise to. The code base remains available, however, in case parts of it may prove useful to the public.

Download Website Updated 01 Dec 2006 mmp

Screenshot
Pop 13.71
Vit 1.74

mmp is a simple but effective graphical frontend for mplayer or mpg123. It offers no support for playlists, but ships with an integrated directory browser.

Screenshot

Project Spotlight

jsBind

A simple and intuitive toolkit for applying data bindings to HTML5 applications and Web pages.

Screenshot

Project Spotlight

Partial Layaway Payments Magento Extension

An extension which allows customers to buy a product on installments.