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3dfile is a simple file browser, using OpenGL to display files and folders.
The navigation is also very simple: just point-and-click.

You may also experiment your favorite moves on it and see if it responds. It may or it may not.

Anyway, I think 3dfile is very intuitive and easy to use. If you cant handle with it, please read the docs (like the README file) and, better, the sources.

Peacock is an HTML Editor for Gnome. Its is distributed under the GNU GPL License. Using the latest Gnome technologies like Bonobo, GtkHTML it hopes to provide the Web Developers a congenial environment for making Websites.
Still in its nascent stages it support basic WYSIWYG HTML Editing and advanced editing operations.
Enhancements:
- Support for most of HTML 4.0 standards.
- WYSIWYG HTML Editing using the GtkHTML bonobo control.
- Minimal set of templates for documents, tables, images etc.

ROX System Monitor displays a large window containing two bar charts. One shows the Free/Used space on each mounted filesystem, and the other shows a list of processes with Shared/Unshared/Paged-out memory.
A popup menu allows processes to be paused, resumed, or killed. The aim is to show the information you normally want from a system viewer without the clutter.
Main features:
- Displays Shared/Unshared/Swapped memory for each process.
- State indicator beside each process shows current state (running, sleeping, etc).
- Popup menu allows processes to be paused, resumed and killed.
- Displays Reserved/Used/Free space for each filesystem.

The mii-tool command provides an tool for checking and setting ethernet cabling parameters.
It is normally included in Bernd Eckenfels net-tools package, but this is an single distribution which only contains mii-tool. This package also comes with cleaned makefile and allows build-time relocation and cross/sysroot-compiling.
Enhancements:
- removed evrything whats not mii-tool
- removed I18N stuff
- added support for specifying an installation root via the DESTDIR environment variable
- removed the config stuff (not needed for mii-tool)

Open-RJ is an library that implements readers for the Record-Jar structured text file format. Mappings are provided to several languages and technologies, including C++, COM, D, Java, .NET, Python, Ruby, and STL.
In addition to platform-independence, the library focuses on small runtime costs - memory and speed - and the classic UNIX attributes of discoverability and visibility.
As described in the excellent book "The Art Of UNIX Programming", a Record-Jar structured format file consists of records and fields.
A field is a single line - optionally extended with trailing - that contains a name, separated from an optional value by :.
A record is a list of fields, whose contents are arbitrary and can vary between records in the same database. Records are separated by a line that begins with "%%". The record separator also acts as a comment, so anything can come on a record separator line after the first two characters.
A database is a correctly parsed Record-Jar file. The Open-RJ API (and language mappings) provide access to all the records in the database and the complete set of fields. Hence, you may work with fields on a per-record basis, or treat the database as a single record and with all fields in the database.
A very simple Record-Jar file, representing a Pets Database, is shown in the table on the right-hand side of this page.
And thats pretty much all there is to it. There are no restrictions on what fields may be in a record, and no controls over whether all records have the same fields or not. Thats the job of higher layers of application functionality. We keep Record-Jar simple so its reliable, portable and fast, and its those things in spades!
%% Pets
Name: Barney
Species: Dog
Breed: Bijon
Frieze
%%
Name: Samson
Species: Dog
Breed: Ridgeback
%%
Name: Fluffy Kitten
Species: Cat
%%
Enhancements:
- The code was updated to be fully compatible with STLSoft 1.9.1 (the special version released on Extended STL, volume 1: CD).

csvdiff is a simple perl script to compare two (comma) seperated files with each other.
Mindless is an SDL-based puzzle game similar to the classic boardgame Mastermind.
The goal of the game is to crack a secret code consisting of four balls which can each be one of eight colors. The players takes turn guess (or do it simultaneously) and the first one to guess his/her code has won.
If both players takes the same number of turns to get the code correct then both has won.
For your help when guess you will for each (incorrect) answer see a combination of one or more black tokens and one or more white tokens on the right side of your last answer.
Each black token means that one of your balls is both of the correct color and location, but you dont know which one, and each white token means that one of your balls is of the correct color but wrong location.
You can play human vs. human, human vs. computer, or computer vs. computer.
Currently each player can either be controlled by a human player, a human with some computer assistance or by the computer. For computer controlled players there exists three different difficulty settings: "Automata", which is the simplest, "Computer" which is the default and "AI" which is the hardest.
Note that the AI setting uses quite a lot CPU cycles and it runs very slowly with more than 8 colors.
Enhancements:
- New gui elements, alternative AIs and "cyborg" mode.

Blue Frog allows you to actively demand spammers to stop sending you spam. Blue Frog automatically and securely posts complaints and opt-out requests at spam sites asking spammers to remove Blue Community members from their mailing lists.
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The Blue Frog is a simple and straightforward solution to spam:
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Enhancements:
- Linux compilation fixes
- Documentation changes