Free gnome 2.26.3 software for linux

GNOME PPX is a framework to develop pppd dialers. It currently features a suite of 3 dialers for broadband connections.
We currently support two protocols: PPPoE, PPPoA. We also provide a PPTP dialer but it is not support since we have no beta testers. It also features a very simple and intuitive interface.
Main features:
- Simple and easy to use
- Monitors connection state
- Shows connection statistics
- Docks into tray for easy access

GNOME Art is a frontend for art.gnome.org.

The GNOME Art Collection written in ruby is a collection of tools for managing art from the art.gnome.org website.

GNOME Art is the graphical frontend for art.gnome.org. Backgrounds and all themes can be downloaded and previewed. Backgrounds, icon themes and splash screens can be installed directly.

GNOME Splash Screen Manager is for managing the splash screens of the GNOME desktop.

GNOME-Fx is a set of themes for Mozilla Firefox which tries to let Firefox look like a native GNOME application.
There are five different flavors of GNOME-Fx, which are intented to blend in with different GNOME themes.
If the GNOME theme you are using is not listed above you can opt for using either the GNOME-Fx or GNOME-Fx-blue theme, because most of the widgets automatically adapt to the them. You can also change the themes to adapt it to your GNOME theme. Ill be happy to host your variaton on GNOME-Fx
The themes are based on the GNOME icons which are part the GNOME desktop, Epiphany (the standard GNOME web browser), the Industrial theme of Garrett LeSage and GNOME for Firefox of Marcel Hoffs.
Main features:
- GNOME-Fx: Blends in well with for example the GNOME 2.4 Default Theme. Uses the default green GTK icons.
- GNOME-Fx-blue: Blends in well with for example the Glider / SmoothGNOME Theme. Uses the blue GTK icons.
- GNOME-Fx-Simple: designed for the Simple GNOME theme
- GNOME-Fx-Human: designed for the Ubuntu Human theme
- GNOME-Fx-Industrial: designed for the Industrial and Indubstrial GNOME theme

Gnome-Turtle is a turtle and lsys drawing program for GNOME.
Aims to provide an educational approach to programming with the help of the turtle language and experiments with fractals in a L-System notation.
Enhancements:
- The screen is now cleared when loading a new definition, menus are greyed accordingly to the state of the screen, new definition examples have been added, and the projects source code has been moved to Savannah.

K Menu Gnome project is a K Menu with Gnome folder and extra icons for KDE 3.2 or later.

If you install both KDE and Gnome then K Menu will become a mess with overpopulated submenus. Some distributions try to solve this by hiding many Gnome apps in KDE and most KDE apps in Gnome. I do not like that. I want to access Gnome apps in KDE and KDE apps in Gnome. So this is my attempt to both maintain desktop interoperability and unmess the menus.

Why should one install both KDE and Gnome at all? You might share your machine with somebody who prefers the other desktop, or you might be a desktop junky like I am.

K Menu Gnome does not integrate well with the menus of heavily customized distributions such as Mandriva, SUSE, or UHU-Linux.

Gnome OSD project is a notification system.

Gnome OSD is a new small project to create an OSD (On Screen Display) infrastructure, similar to XOSD.

It includes a command-line client, and sample xchat and rhythmbox plugins.

Gnome Catalog is a cataloging software for CDs and DVDs. Catalog your dvds/cds and files in your hard disk. Generate thumbnails of the video files and image files via nautilus (gnome file manager), and saves it in the database files.

Save the metadata of the files, then you can search in the metatada of mp3, avis, images (exif).

The program have been develop in python-gtk for gnome desktop, using pyvorbis, mp3info, musicbraiz, and sqlite as database backend.

The program must be very easy of use and very fast.