FilesOctober 14, 2005 6:59 pm
Tips 6:38 pm
Nautilus extension to put “Search for Files” on the context menu of folders
A Nautilus extension to put “Search for Files” on the context menu of folders
run “alien -d -i package.rpm”
Tips 6:26 pm
GNOME Extra Setup
Normally, when you copy something in an X application and you close it, the content of the clipboard is lost. This is probably one of the biggest reasons why people keep saying that copy & paste in Linux “doesn’t work”.
GNOME Clipboard Daemon is a program that keeps the content of your X clipboard in memory, so the clipboard won’ get lost even after you close the application you copied from. It’s a daemon - it has no GUI. You start it and it’ll run in the background and Just Work(tm).
Tips 6:25 pm
Debian — xpad
sticky note application for X
This program consists of independent pad windows, each is basically a text box in which notes can be written. Xpad attempts to emulate the look of postit notes, although the look of the notes can be customized any way you like.
Tips 6:24 pm
Debian — gdeskcal
A desktop calendar featuring transparency with smooth alpha-blending
gDeskCal is a cute little eye-candy calendar for your desktop. It features transparency with smooth alpha-blending and its appearance can be changed completely by using skins.
Tips 6:23 pm
DesktopBSD: Home
DesktopBSD aims at being a stable and powerful operating system for desktop users.
DesktopBSD combines the stability of FreeBSD, the usability and functionality of KDE and the simplicity of specially developed software to provide a system that’s easy to use and install.
