Free quick.cms.ext 0.3 software for linux

Quick.Cms.Ext provides a simple, fast message board with category filtering and a flat file backend.
Quick.Cms.Ext is a fast, simple, and multilingual content management system. It is based on flat files and does not require a SQL database.
It supports full administration for pages, subpages, photos, and files.
This application is based on the flat files database, like our other projects. Useful for web page designers, web page programmers and also, for those who just want to manage their own web page.
A Tool which makes work on the web side simple and easy, because it allows everyone who logs in to administration, to manage it. Our experiences with clients helped us to create web administration which is simple for everyone to edit it, add and delete pages, subpages, pictures and files.
Available features in Quick.CMS.Ext:
- Pages administration
- Attaching files and photos to pages
- Management of many languages
- Photo gallery
- Subpages listing like photo gallery
- News administration
- Search through pages
- Site map
- Sub pages comments
- Adding e-mails to newsletter
- Friendly links
- Contact form
- Extended backup module
- Banner system
- Poll

Backstep is a program that draws icons for minimized windows on your desktop. It doesnt depend on the window manager or on a desktop-drawing program (for example, I use it with Nautilus). It is meant to work with window managers that are EWHM compliant.
However, I only know for sure that it works with Metacity and Xfwm4. And I know that it doesnt work with Fluxbox and that it only partially works with Kwin (hopefully this will be corrected soon). I havent yet tested it with other window managers.
Drawing icons for minimized windows on the desktop might be considered a step backwards by many people (hence the name), but I find it useful to identify minimized windows by position rather than by name.
Main features:
- Simple to use. You dont have to configure anything - just run backstep.
- Session management support - at least to the extent that backstep adds itself to the session so that it will be started automatically the next time you log in to your desktop environment.
- Grouping. Windows can be grouped together (by right clicking on their icons and selecting a group) so that when one window from the group is shown or hidden, all windows in the group are shown or hidden.
- Configurable. You can make some adjustments to the way the icons look. This is done through a simple configuration dialog launched by right-clicking on an icon.
Backstep requires at least version 2.0 of the GTK+ toolkit. It uses the GNU build system and installs in the normal manner:
./configure &&
make &&
sudo make install
Now just run backstep
Enhancements:
- This release makes all the icon frames the same size.
- It also fixes a bug where window managers (like Metacity) that show an animation when a window is hidden would display the animation in the wrong place the first time the icon was shown.

kcmnvview is a KControl Center module for displaying additional Nvidia graphic card settings.

NOTE: this kcm_module use the /proc file system (/proc/driver/nvidia/*)!

KLcdDimmer is a KDE applet to adjust LCD brightness.
To adjust the brightness simply click with the mouse left button and use the slider
KLcdDimmer relies on an external program to get/set the brightness, such as smartdimmer or nvclock.
For instance, Ive used
- SmartDimmer
- NVclock
but it is supposed to work also with others, since you can configure the applet.
Installation:
When you run configure, you should pass the KDE root directory as --prefix (in my system it is /usr).
The steps to perform for the installation are standard for packages in source form: once you have unpacked the sources in a directory, `cd to the directory containing the packages source code and execute the following steps:
./configure --prefix=
make
make install (as root)
Then youll be able to add the applet to the panel, by using your KDE panel.
Enhancements:
- Fixed tooltips and added whats this helps
- Fixed geometry (now should fit the panel better)

wmuim is a toolbar application for UIM.

QtX3 is a project that adds support for the Intel Play QX3 on Linux.
QtX3 is a small application and a set of instructions to get your Intel Play Qx3 microscope working on Linux.
Enhancements:
- Added snap capabilities - made the freezing smarter. Added kdevelop project file.

wmsvn scrolls last info from svn log.

It displays last svn rvision number, author and last log message.

It can be used to display output of any shell commands( see wmsvn.h )

Installation:

1) edit wmsvn.h to match your needs.
2) make
3) run it

wmBinClock shows the actual system time as binary clock. You have to add up the "bits" to get the time. The clock has a 24 hour format.
Example:
+ + + + + +<<less