Crouke (a type of ancient jar) is a web resource aggregation center for Linux (currently) users. It takes advantages of websites that providing RESTful infrastructure so that contents can be
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concentrated all on a single local application. It also try to help users manage the resources locally. For example, downloading resources, installing and configuration, deletion, rolling back to previous resources and configurations, etc... A good example, would be the series of websites from www.gnome-look.org, www.kde-look.org, etc... Crouke displays contents from these sites (in this case, wallpapers, themes, compiz themes, apps, icon themes, etc) locally and users can choose to install/config/delete/roll back as needed. It aim to help end users having a smoothly no-pain process on install/config/delete/roll back arts, themes, and other apps hosted on those sites. [Less]
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