Free settings software for linux

Gspot stands for Gnome applet for Searching the web in a Practical, Outlined and Tidy way.

The project is in version 0.1. For version 0.2 it should have a preferences dialog that uses gconf for settings such as language support for engines that "support" it and other engine-specific settings.

It is going to be a non-intrusive simple applet and is supposed to be an all search tool for the gnome desktop.

tkspeedtouch is a simple and clean GUI to setting up speedtouch alcatel modem. It uses appropriate drivers developed by http://speedtouch.sourceforge.net coders, and Alcatel microwave code. Configuration no need longer phases.

Only a linux box within a USB compatible kernel with pppd support. Also need TK a GUI rendering progam lenguage that works within TCL scripting lang. Few steps and you can use your ADSL modem, typing only `./start-on ... Programm Runs only in GUI (X11).

Program configure your box to USE base setting and features of modem. Advanced configuration of pppd or customized settings for modem are not need to run modem. you can also modify and personalize your scripts after app. esecution.

BDesktopClock is an attractive graphical clock for the Linux desktop. The project features customizable settings for the date and time display format, as well an option to always be on top.

Installation

To install type:
qmake
make
su
make install

The default home directory is /usr/local/bin, if you wish to change this modify
the target.path variable in BDesktopClock.pro before running qmake.

* This requires that you have the development tools (qmake, uic, moc) and
headers files for Qt.

netGo is a distribution-independent networking tool (written in Qt) for changing network settings quickly and easily. It is intended for laptop owners, who often need to change network settings when relocating.
It allows you to create profiles that contain the network settings such as the IP, netmask, gateway, name servers and wireless options. After creating a profile it can be executed with a single click.
netGo is distributed under the terms of the GPL-license.
Main features:
- Configure an interface with static IP, netmask, gateway and nameservers.
- Configure an interface using DHCP.
- Configure an interface using wireless options.
- Execute a profile from the commandline - without GUI.
- System tray support (works in KDE, Gnome, xfce etc).

GNOME Configurator is a program for editing advanced GNOME settings in an easy way.
Edit advanced GNOME settings in an easy way. Currently has support for Metacity, Epiphany, Galeon, Panels, and Application Look and Feel.
Enhancements:
- Made the scrollbar settings actually work.
- Updated the French translation.
- Added support for setting the individual colors of the GTK+ theme.

KCPULoad is a small program for Kicker (the KDE panel).

It shows a recent history of CPU usage in the form of one or two configurable diagrams in the system tray. These diagrams have settings for colours and various different styles.

KCPULoad has support for SMP and separate user/system loads.

Installation:

You need to install klik on your system to run cmg applications.

Press Alt-F2 and paste:

wget klik.atekon.de/client/install -O -|sh

Netprofiler is a software that can write network settings into config files.
Netprofiler saves the settings of network devices into files with appropriate names for each device into a folder with a name specified by the user.
These are called netprofiles. It is then easy to change the network settings to those saved in the profiles.
Netprofiler is released under the GNU Public License version 2 or any higher version if avaliable.
Enhancements:
- Added a checkif_root function to install.sh to make life easier for users who want to at least view the help for the installer.
- Added checks for hostx in case host from bind-utils isnt installed to resolv hostnames for get_defaultroute.
- Added masked filtering as a config file option. When enabled it excludes any devices that start with the device names in filtered.list. For example if eth appeared in filtered.list then no ethernet devices would be configured by netprofiler despite those devices being present in the profile that was being activated.
- Root permission checks are now only executed when activating a profile or generating one. This allows normal users to list profiles, see the --help messages, see the current settings etc.
- Added path checks for id. (used to be just /bin/id but added /usr/bin/id ).
- Changed default permissions for the netprofiler script to 755 to enable users to run it.
- Big thanks go to Bogdan Duda for spotting and fixing these bugs as well as writing the patch which included most of these features. Cheers!

EQU is a realtime graphical equalizer that will equalize the audio of almost everything you play through XMMS (OGG, MP3, WAV, etc.).

You can choose four different band configurations (10, 15, 25 and 31), all of them with ISO central frequencies, independent gain settings for left and right channels, and more than +-14dB of gain per band.

EQU project features a skinnable GUI and shadowed mode.