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KXMMS is a small dock app for XMMS.

It sits in the KDE dock and waits for you to click on some of those buttons, which are like those on XMMS.

gxmms is a simple GNOME panel applet that lets you control the basic functions of XMMS or Beep Media Player.
Main features:
- Scrollable track time progress bar
- Volume control with mouse scrollwheel
- Buttons: Previous track - Play / Pause - Stop - Next track - Eject
- Real-time tooltips with track title and time
- Control repeat and shuffle properties
- Show/Hide main window, playlist editor, graphical eq and more
- Internazionalization (i18n)

Clearbox is a customizable theme for the Metacity Window Manager.
A small GTK application allow configure the differents theme aspects, preview the theme and save it in the user themes folder.
The options that can be configured in the Clearbox theme are the following ones:
- Topbar style
- Clearbox-out, Clearbox-in or flat
- Gradient intensity (3 levels)
- Frame style
- Square corners or rounded corners
- Border width
- Colorized borders
- Interior outline
- 3D effect borders
- Title position
- Left or center
- Text with shadow
- Controls style
- Simple, with dark frame or with clear frame
- Buttons size
- Buttons gap
- Button menu style
- Arrow or application icon
- Theme colors
- GTK theme colors or custom colors

Pitchtune (Precise Instrument Tweaking for Crispy Harmony tuner) is an oscilloscope-style musical instrument tuning program.
It can also be used to find the frequency of sounds. Pitchtune uses the GTK+ toolkit.
Enhancements:
- ALSA support (capture and playback).
- OSS support deprecated (still present but weak).
- Ported to GTK2.
- Added note playback support (ALSA only), so you hear what you tune.
- Added note up/down buttons.
- Added shortcuts for octave up/down and note up/down buttons.
- Added shortcut to mute note playback.
- Added shortcuts for menu items.
- Added pitchtune icon to settings and main window.
- Added oversampling for high frequencies

Eiffel Windowing System (EWS) is an Eiffel library which provides a small, stand-alone windowing system.
The current implementation is based on the Simple Directmedia Library (SDL), but the design allows other graphical backends.
Besides the basic windowing system functionality (overlapping windows, event passing and handling, graphical operations, input froum mouse and keyboard), a small widget-toolkit is included (buttons, scrollbars, labels, etc.).
Its specially well suited for applications where a fine degree of control over presentation and timing is required. Multimedia applications and games are the usual examples.
Main features:
- Transparency (alpha channel) support
- Can load most standard image formats via libSDL_image (PNG, JPEG, GIF, Windows bitmap...)
- Mostly coded in OO Eiffel. Only a small C module handling SDL interface. All the API is OO.
- Complete control over application appearance.
- Simple design, easily extendible for new event kinds, new widgets, etc.
- Quite fast even in old slow computers (if you compile at require_check level or lower).
- Licensed under the LGPL
Supported widgets:
- The UI toolkit coming with EWS includes
- Buttons: push buttons triggering commands
- Toggle buttons: controls that toggle its state (they may be used to implement checkboxes and radio buttons)
- Text entries: One line text entries, handling cursor keys. Selection not implemented yet (the core is selection capable, but the UI not).
- Labels: A simple text label
- Multiline labels: Labels spanning several lines with optional word-wrapping
- Marquees: Like a label, but scrolling a longer message sideways
- Images: A fixed image
- Animations: An animated area of the screen
- Drag handles: An area that can be dragged to move other window. Useful as titlebars.
- Scrollbars: The usual thing, with buttons at the end and a slider which can be dragged. (only vertical scrollbar implemented now)
- Adding widgets to the toolkit is very simple

Playground is a simple GNOME panel applet which lets you control basic functions of audio players.
Main features:
- Players plugin infrastructure
- Scrollable track time progress bar
- Volume control with mouse scrollwheel
- Buttons: Previous track - Play /Pause - Stop - Next track - Eject
- Real-time tooltips with track title and time
- Control repeat and shuffle properties
- Show/Hide player windows
- Internazionalization (i18n)

Stacniac is an RPN calculator program. You may download and use it for free (but donations are gratefully accepted - click on the button below).

You may link to this page. Please dont redistribute Stacniac; please dont decompile it or modify it.

Stacniac is slightly odd in that it doesnt have buttons: you enter numbers and then type in commands. Apparently, most people prefer algebraic calculators and like to click on buttons, so I dont think Stacniac will have wide appeal; however, I like RPN and prefer to run the calculator from the keyboard.

Stacniac has a fairly large set of commands which are invoked by typing short (but hopefully obvious) words. Stacniac is programmable in a limited way.