Free colors and software for linux

Alegre colors 1.0 is yet another excellent addition for Gnome users. It is actually a specific theme for ubuntu desktop.

Warm 1.0 is yet another nice theme for Linux users. It has sandy colors with a hint of sunset. This also includes a panel back ground for top and bottom panels and a wall paper that goes well with it.

libgnomeprint is a Gnome printing library.
This is an implementation of the Gnome Printing Architecture, as described in:
http://www.levien.com/gnome/print-arch.html
An updated description of gnome-print and future plans can be found in :
http://www.levien.com/gnome/print-summit-2000.htm
We have a mailing list setup:
gnome-print@gnome.org
Overview
1. Imaging
Gnome-print uses semi-standard PostScript imaging model. I.e. all
shapes are described as sequences of path commands (moveto, lineto
curveto, closepath) and images created through fill and stroke
operators.
2. Coordinates
The initial coordinate system is identical to the PostScript one,
i.e. unit is 1 typographic point and y grows upwards on the page.
Coordinate system can be modified, using concat operator.
3. Graphic state
Graphic state is manipulated through usual operators, like
setrgbcolor, setopacity, setlinewidth. There are gsave and grestore
operators that manipulate graphic state stack.
Currently the only supported colorspace is RGB, as we have yet to
figure out the patent issues involved in CMYK and other colorspaces.
4. Text
There are 2 primary text operators. The simpler one (show) accepts
UTF-8 encoded string, and outputs it as well as possible using
current font from graphic state.
The other one (glyphlist) accepts device idependently formatted
sequence of glyphs - i.e. user program should do exact layout and
languge analyzing itself. Glyphlist can include glyphs from different
fonts, use different colors and position glyphs either in
predetermined coordinates or use simple font-specific positioning
rules (glyph advances for latin-like fonts).
5. Fonts
Gnome-print uses type1 fonts for all rendering, so printed output
is always identical to onscreen preview.
Enhancements:
- Fix a crash in Gedit caused by a typo. (Jeremy Messenger, Joe Marcus Clarke)
- Fix compiler warnings (Damien Carberry, Michael Wolf)
Updated translations:
- fi (Ilkka Tuohela)
- ga (Ignacio Casal Quinteiro)
- si (Danishka Navin)
- ta (Tirumurthi Vasudevan)
- vi (Pham Thanh Long)

Internote is an implementation of persistent sticky notes for Firefox. It allows you to create notes on a Web page which will still be there when you return.
Notes are very customizable, and come with many small, useful features. A manager is available, in which you can see all of your saved notes, edit them, print them, and delete them.
Main features:
- Internotes persist on the page they were created on
- A new Internote Manager allows for access to all notes across all pages
- The flipside of a note can be used to change its background and text colors
- Notes come in six appealing text colors and six appealing background colors
- Notes can have either a modern, glassy look, or a classical, flat look
- Optional animations are available for notes
- One of five default locations can be selected for the creation of new Internotes
- Note text is now optionally hilightable
- A scrollbar is now optional for notes which are too small to display all of their content
- Internote is translated into Simplified Chinese, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Slovak, Slovenian, and Spanish
- Internote can now be made to work with special sites, such as GMail