Projects

uzbl

Uzbl is a free and open source minimalist web browser designed for simplicity and adherence to the Unix philosophy. Development started in early 2009. The core component of uzbl is developed in C but other languages are also used, most notably Python. All parts of the uzbl project are released as free software under the GNU GPL version 3.

Idiorm

A lightweight nearly-zero-configuration object-relational mapper and fluent query builder for PHP5.

nqw

Minimalistic file-based wiki written in Python.

mruby

Lightweight Ruby

adx - addressbook.xml

Minimalistic but massively web enabled address book running completely in web browser. Supported: Skype, Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, Delicious, LinkedIn, Microformats (hCard, XFN), instant messengers, etc. How it works: XML + XSLT = HTML in your web browser.

YAUS! - Yet Another URL Shortener

YAUS! or Yet another URL shortener is a small PHP project to shorten long urls into very small ones. (depends on the domain ;p)

meh

meh (correctly pronounced with indifference) is a small, simple, super fast image viewer using raw XLib. It is similar to feh, but faster and simpler. meh can use ImageMagick's convert executable, if it is installed, to view almost 200 file formats, including SVG and PDF, though it is slower ... [More] for these formats. Built in (fast) formats are JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP, and netpbm. [Less]

phpMiniVC

Another PHP minimalistic MVC framework.

neap-pager

Neap is a compact, lightweight, PyGTK-based X11 desktop pager which presents itself to the user as a notification icon.

ncmpcpy

An mpd client for the console, based on curses, written in Python. Features hierarchic browsing of artists, albums and tracks, a playlist and a small status bar. The key bindings mimic those of the text editor vi, but can easily be changed. ncmpcpy is customized by editing the source code: open the ... [More] program source with a text editor. The color and key settings reside near the top of the file, right below the license information. Requirements: Any reasonably recent version of Python python-mpd A terminal which supports 88/256 colors and Python's curses implementation Installation: Make sure your system fulfills all of the requirements listed above Download the latest version: http://ncmpcpy.googlecode.com/files/ncmpcpy.py Enable execution of the file, eg chmod +x ncmpcpy.py Move the file to a directory in your PATH, preferably /usr/local/bin To launch, run ncmpcpy.py on the command line Screenshot: [Less]