muhri
Projects
Updated 25 May 2002
Gtk Theme Switch
| Pop | 117.49 |
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| Vit | 2.86 |
GTK Theme Switch is a small and fast command line utility to switch GTK themes on the fly. It also has an optional GUI to preview the requested theme and change the font used with it, an optional GUI dock, and it can install themes downloaded from gtk.themes.org, preview them, or switch to them immediately.
Updated 07 Feb 2001
Imlib2::Perl bindings
| Pop | 22.18 |
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| Vit | 66.98 |
Imlib2::Perl bindings provides Perl bindings to the image library Imlib2.
Updated 25 May 2002
Pronto!
| Pop | 31.11 |
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| Vit | 4.20 |
Pronto! is a full-featured mail client written in Perl/GTK+, and a continuation of the development of CSCMail project in Perl. It supports multiple POP3/maildir and mbox accounts, imports/exports MBOX, and has full search features and VFolders, sortable filters, threaded message list, a nested folder list, drag and drop, and inbound and outbound attachments.
Updated 20 Apr 2008
Skipstone
| Pop | 127.53 |
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| Vit | 8.95 |
Skipstone is a GTK+ Web browser that embeds Mozilla through libgtkembedmoz. It aims to be a fast and simple browser with few dependencies. As of version 1.0.0, support for Apple's Webkit HTML rendering engine has been added.
Recent comments
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Pronto!
Re: IMAP? > No IMAP support? Boo. Why post at all? You are on freshmeat after all - If you do not like my neat little client you can just go use others. Freshmeat is full of them!
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Imlib2::Perl bindings
Re: Imlib2-Perl installation problem > I have some problems installing the > Imlib2-Perl module: > > [root@desarrollo > Imlib2-Perl-1.0.0]#make % > LD_RUN_PATH="...
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Skipstone
Re: Nice browser but... OK, I'll add the minimum font size requirement directly to skipstone :)
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Skipstone
Re: Nice browser but... > > % That one involves getting session > % history from mozilla which is > quite > % hefty on memory, a lot of people > wanted > % this and t...
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Skipstone
Re: Nice browser but... > If I could have to things added to > skipstone... well one would be ablity to > remember web passwords (preferably the > way mozilla does it)... Actua...
