Free up and down buttons software for linux

Prima::Buttons is a button widgets and grouping widgets.

SYNOPSIS

use Prima qw(Application Buttons StdBitmap);

my $window = Prima::MainWindow-> create;
Prima::Button-> new(
owner => $window,
text => Simple button,
pack => {},
);
$window-> insert( Prima::SpeedButton ,
pack => {},
image => Prima::StdBitmap::icon(0),
);

run Prima;

Prima::Buttons provides two separate sets of classes: the button widgets and the grouping widgets. The button widgets include push buttons, check-boxes and radio buttons. The grouping widgets are designed for usage as containers for the check-boxes and radio buttons, however, any widget can be inserted in a grouping widget.

The module provides the following classes:

*Prima::AbstractButton ( derived from Prima::Widget and Prima::MouseScroller )
Prima::Button
Prima::SpeedButton
*Prima::Cluster
Prima::CheckBox
Prima::Radio
Prima::GroupBox ( derived from Prima::Widget )
Prima::RadioGroup ( obsolete )
Prima::CheckBoxGroup ( obsolete )
Note: * - marked classes are abstract.

Close Button is an extension which adds a Close Tab (or Window, or Browser) button to the toolbar.

This is especially handy if you put your tab bar at the bottom but want a Close Tab button in the top right, where youd find it in most well behaved Windows programs with child windows.

Once installed, just right click on the toolbar, select "Customize...", and drag the button wherever you like. The buttons appearance is determined by the installed theme, and its behavior can be configured to close the current tab, window, or Firefox session.

Image::Button is a base class for building PNG buttons using GD.

SYNOPSIS

use Image::Button::Rect;

my $b1 = new Image::Button::Rect(text => text b1,
font => newsgotn.ttf,
fontsize => 20,
file => b1.png);

# $b2 is like $b1, but with different text and going to another file
my $b2 = $b1->copy(text => text b2,
file => b2.png);

$b1->print;
$b2->print;

Image::Button builds simple PNG buttons of the type you would use in an on-line application. It provides facilities to build several of them, possibly related (same width and/or height). Modules to create different types of buttons can be easily integrated. The buttons it can create so far would not cause a graphic designer to jump from his chair, drooling with excitement. But he wouldnt fall from his chair in disgust either (I hope).

Toolbar Buttons is a Firefox extension that adds buttons to the Customise Toolbar Window.

To move them from there to the Toolbar you must right click the toolbar and press customise.

A nicer set out of the buttons avalible is http://tbutton.mozdev.org/list.php

Adds These to The main Firefox Window

Account Manager, Empty Trash, Extension Manager, Theme Manager, Options, Mark as Not Junk, Exit ThunderBird, Save As, Account Wizard, Save all Attachments, Detach All Attachments, Delete all Attachments, Work Offline, Page Preview, Page Setup, Undo, Redo, Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, Select All, Find, Find Again, Find Previous, Search Messages, Search Addresses, Enlarge Text, Decrease Text Size, Reset Text Size, Customize Toolbar, View Page Source, Java Script Console, Import, About ThunderBird, Open Help, Add To Address Book, Copy e-mail Address, Creat Message Filter - Fixed, Restart, and Many more

Adds These to the message Window.

Account Wizard, Work Off Line, Page Setup, Undo, Redo, Delete, Select All, Find, Java Script Console, Extentions, Themes, Import, Options, Account Manager, About ThunderBird, Help, Restart, and Many more

GButts is an extension used to display all of your Google Services as buttons just next to your addressbar or anywhere you like.

Display all of your Google Services as buttons just next to your addressbar or anywhere you like it!

You can go to settings to change which services should be available for you as buttons.

Left click on a button opens the service in the current tab, MIDDLE CLICK opens a new tab.

If you like you can change the main appearance from a Toolbar with all buttons youve selected to a single Dropdown Menu.

PLEASE KEEP IN MIND:

add the buttons on menu --> view --> toolbars --> customize!

FuncPlotter is a combined Java application and applet for displaying two-dimensional plots of explicit functions in one variable (i.e., functions of the form y = f(x), where f(x) is an arbitrary function composed from a set of common mathematical operators).
Up to 20 functions can be plotted simultaneously, and sets of functions can be loaded and saved.
Enhancements:
Modifications:
- The function-list UI component has been modified so that the position of a function in the list can now be changed by dragging the function up or down the list with the left mouse button.
- Configuration parameters have been added to allow the FuncPlotter applet to display specified functions when it starts up.

Preferences Hide and Seek can configure hard to find and hidden options of GNOME.
Preferences Hide and Seek is a utility that groups together the options that actually exist for GNOME, but are usually hard to find or are just plain hidden from the user.
This utility also makes it possible to create a simple data file to expose gconf-based options to the user. It was created to allow usable access to the hidden application options buried within gconf.
Main features:
- Easy to create an advanced preferences dialog for any application that utilizes GConf.
- Single application mode can be used to mimmick a standard dialog.
- Supports GConf key types boolean, integer, float and string.
- Can set minimum and maximum range for numeric key types.
- Can present string keys as a file or folder name selection.
- Can present string keys as a drop down menu.
- Can present string keys as a font selection.
- Can present string keys as a color selection.
- Can present integer enumerations as a drop down menu.
- Radio buttons support integer, float, and string key types.
- Check buttons, radio buttons, and drop down menus can control the sensitivity of other objects.