KSysV 1.0

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4,211 downloads

Released: 06/26/2000

Inspired by Redhat s tksysv, KSysV, the KDE SysV-Init Editor, is an advanced graphical editor for System V-style init schemes. Features include, a nice graphical user interface, drag-and-drop,...

TkWorld 1.4

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4,135 downloads

Released: 12/21/1999

TkWorld is a collection of graphical user interfaces to standard Unix commands. Built on a Linux workstation with Unix users in mind, it maintains the integrity and features of the Unix operating...

GTKeyboard 1.1

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3,897 downloads

Released: 04/26/2001

GTKeyboard is an application to help users with physical disabilities who may be unable to use the keyboard.

GNOME-Applets 2.4

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3,056 downloads

Released: 01/15/2004

GNOME-Applets contains applets for use with the GNOME panel. Therefore, it requires that the GNOME core be installed.

GRun 0.9

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2,991 downloads

Released: 01/15/1999

GRun is an application-launcher dialog, similar to the Run dialog under Windows.It features an intelligent history, command completion, automatic detection of console apps, and file extensions and...

Dotfile Generator 2.4

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2,966 downloads

Released: 03/07/2001

The Dotfile Generator is a tool designed to help users configure the basics -- as well as the exotic features -- of his or her favorites, without knowing the syntax of the configuration files, or...

GtkFind 1.1

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2,738 downloads

Released: 12/06/1999

GtkFind is a graphical file-finding program using the GTK toolkit.

Rpl 1.1

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4,208 downloads

Released: 07/13/2000

Rpl is a UNIX text replacement utility. It replaces strings with new strings in multiple text files. It can scan directories recursively and replace strings in all files found.

MPICH 1.2

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3,398 downloads

Released: 12/07/1999

This is a high-performance, portable implementation of the MPI Message Passing Interface Standard.

Which 2.12

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3,369 downloads

Released: 07/06/2000

Which prints out the path of executables that bash(1) would execute when the passed program names have been entered on the shell prompt. It does this by using the same algorithm as bash.Tildes and a...