Free close button 0.3.5 software for linux

Close Button is an extension which adds a Close Tab (or Window, or Browser) button to the toolbar.

This is especially handy if you put your tab bar at the bottom but want a Close Tab button in the top right, where youd find it in most well behaved Windows programs with child windows.

Once installed, just right click on the toolbar, select "Customize...", and drag the button wherever you like. The buttons appearance is determined by the installed theme, and its behavior can be configured to close the current tab, window, or Firefox session.

HacBurn is a frontend to cdrtools/mpg321/ogg123 written with gtk2-perl.

HacBurn is a script written in perl using gtk2-perl. It allows a user to use cdrtools and a couple other console applications in a graphical interface to burn CDs.

It can currently burn iso/bin images and audio discs, it can make iso images and also copy CDs. If you have 2 optical drives on the fly copying is available.

liboping was inspired by ping, libping and fping: liboping differs from these existing solutions in that it can `ping multiple hosts in parallel using IPv6 or IPv4 transparently.
Other design principles were an object oriented interface, simplicity and extensibility.
Since version 1.0 has not yet been reached the interface is not yet stable. However, huge changes are not to be expected.
A simple binary, called oping is included. It is like ping, ping6, and fping rolled into one.
Enhancements:
- A case in which file descriptors would not be closed correctly has been fixed.
- The includes have been corrected and C++ support has been improved.

The general function of the pppcounter is to save the begin and finish times of the connection to a log file, and to act as a tool library for cost calculation. Save begin and finish time of the internet connection. It is contained a tool library for cost calculation. Its a simple cost calculator program for console. Configuration templates generator for console.

eGTK is a binding between the Eiffel programming language and the GTK+ widget toolkit.

eGTK works with two compilers: the GNU SmallEiffel compiler and ISE Eiffel (commercial compiler).


Gtk+ is a widget toolkit for X-window systems. Gtk+ appears to be the most popular open source toolkit available today on Linux. Although Gtk+ was developed to work with X-windows, a port to MS Windows exists. In principle you should be able to use the eGTK Eiffel bindings with Gtk+ on Windows.

The main goal of the eGTK library is to be portable among the various Eiffel compilers. The development is done with ISE and SmallEiffel compilers. Ports to Halstenbach and Visual Eiffel will be done at a later date.

Verve plugin is a comfortable command line plugin for the Xfce panel.
Main features:
- Command history
- Auto-completion (including command history)
- Open URLs and eMail addresses in your favourite applications
- Focus grabbing via D-BUS (so you can bind a shortcut to it)
- Custom input field width
Usage:
Once added to the panel, you can use the following keys to control Verve:
- TAB to iterate through auto-completion entries
- UP and DOWN arrows to iterate through the command history
- CTRL+ENTER to run a command in a terminal emulator
- ESC to clear your input
If you want to launch URLs or eMail addresses using Verve, just paste them into the input field and press ENTER.
Focus Grabbing
Verve installs a script named verve-focus which can be used to bind a keyboard shorcut for Verve to grab the focus. To do so, you first need to open the Xfce settings manager:
xfce-setting-show
Once the dialog has appeared, chose Keyboard. In the next dialog, select the Shortcuts tab and add a shortcut for verve-focus.
After this, Verve should grab the focus and start blinking whenever you press this shortcut. To stop the blinking, just type something (like a command or something else) or click on it with the mouse

Gamut is the Volity projects first graphical client application, written in Java and usable on any Java-friendly computer.

Gamut project is still alpha and more useful to developers than players, but rapidly approaching a more generally usable beta.

Volity is a framework for developing online multiplayer games. Servers are written in Perl or Python, and the user interface for each game is written in a combination of SVG and ECMAScript. The client automatically downloads the proper UI for any game, allowing you to play games such as Hex, Fluxx, and Aquarius without any further intervention.

While most current games are board and card games, many different game types can be implemented and deployed within the Volity framework.

Amazon.co.uk Button provides a button which allows you to access Amazon services.

This extension creates a button which allows you to access

-all amazon.co.uk-stores
-your wishlist
-your account
-amazon.co.uk loginpage
-Shopping Basket

straight from the amazon.co.uk button.