Projects tagged ‘gnome’ and ‘ubuntu’

Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too!

A VNC Client for the GNOME Desktop.

A GNU/Linux distribution, that takes all the non-free blobs out of a rather popular distribution (ubuntu) and makes it free. Built using gnewsense-builder.

The Edubuntu Linux distribution brings the spirit of Ubuntu to schools, through its customised school environment. The current version of Edubuntu is aimed at classroom use, and future versions of ... [More] Edubuntu will expand to other educational usage, such as university use. [Less]

OverviewThis project is intended to be a native Ubuntu/Gnome alternative to running Colorpix in Wine. Requirementslibgtk2.0-dev FeaturesStarts quickly, even on a 600 Mhz 256 MB system Magnify 11x11 ... [More] pixel area around mouse to 2000% Hex & RGB color formats displayed CTRL+Spacebar toggles magnification position locking While magnification position is locked, arrow keys adjust magnification position Spacebar (no CTRL) adds selected color to selection history Colors in selection history can be copied to the clipboard as various CSS rules Color and Grayscale versions of preview swatch in selection history (Reasoning) Planned FeaturesPersistant color selection history Features Being ConsideredSaving all or just certain colors in the selection history, to various palette formats Configurable Hot-keys to automaticly copy to the clipboard CSS rules using the selected color. (implemented as context-menu) Screenshot [Less]

From the home page: "Linux Mint's purpose is to produce an elegant, up to date and comfortable GNU/Linux desktop distribution." Linux Mint is freely available, complete desktop oriented GNU/Linux ... [More] distribution based on Ubuntu. It is compatible with Ubuntu software repositories with its own additions and replacements. It has its own desktop design and UI improvements and its own GUI administration tools. Linux Mint is known to be designed for ease of use and maximal out-of-the-box functionality for desktop user. After installation you have for example working support for common media including most used proprietary codecs (flash, DVD playback, divx and so on). [Less]

The GNOME-Colors is a project that aims to make the GNOME desktop as elegant, consistent and colorful as possible. The current goal is to allow full color customization of themes, icons, GDM logins ... [More] and splash screens. There are already seven full color-schemes available; Brave (Blue), Human (Orange), Wine (Red), Noble (Purple), Wise (Green), Dust (Chocolate) and Illustrious (Pink). An unlimited amount of color variations can be rebuilt and recolored from source, so users need not stick to the officially supported color palettes. GNOME-Colors is mostly inspired/based on Tango, GNOME, Elementary, Tango-Generator and many other open-source projects. More information can be found in the AUTHORS file. Consider donating any small amount to the GNOME-Colors project if you wish to support it, or to show your appreciation. You can do so by sending a Paypal donation to: perfectska04@gmail.com [Less]

With this project, you can run a gnome task icon that will check your evolution email, without Evolution running. This means that you only have to configure one program (evolution) and it will use ... [More] your account info, and stored passwords (you need to allow the keyring to read them always, once.) I have only implemented and tested IMAP (including SSL, like that used on gmail) so far. This does what I need, but I am willing to extend it, if other people want to use more Evolution data/email backends. When mail comes in, it will flash, change the tooltip text to tell you how many messages, and optionally popup notify bubbles. When you click it, it will run whatever you like (I use evolution) and when mail comes in, you can also run whatever you like (I have it using gstreamer to play an audio file that's available on ubuntu) To use it, extract it wherever you like, and run evo_status.py. You can add it to your Gnome session to have it startup when gnome does. I'd like to eventually add support for events (that have alert turned on), so you can use it like an alarm clock, without having evolution notifier turned on. I'd also like to add support for address-book info, so you can grab any data from your address book, in the lib. I'd also be interested in implementing the applet for other window managers. Currently it works well (and integrates nicely with) gnome and xfce, but I could see something for AWN being pretty slick. If for no other reason, download this, and use it as an example for python-based gnome status icons, checking mail in python, reading gnome keyring info, saving/retrieving gconf data, messing with evolution, using glade, and as an example of how nice python can be for GUI programming. [Less]

gSplit is a program used to split and assemble files. It's designed for GNOME desktop. It is written in Java and use a GTK+ graphical interface.

A series of bash scripts that allow for the creation of new GNU/Linux distributions based on Ubuntu. Primarily used by the gNewSense GNU/Linux distribution. From a simple config file you can choose ... [More] the name of your distribution, release, tagline and what packages you'd like to be installed/removed by default. Graphics will be automatically generated. [Less]