Projects tagged ‘pyqt’ and ‘qt’

openlp.org is an open source lyrics projection program written specially for churches. It can display songs, Bible verses, videos, images and even PowerPoint presentations if PowerPoint XP or higher ... [More] is installed. openlp.org keeps a database of songs, which you can add, edit and update. You can import songs from other openlp.org songs databases or even other presentation applications. openlp.org features a completely translatable interface, so that you can have openlp.org in your own langauge. openlp.org is in use in churches all around the world, from the USA to the UK to Japan, from the Netherlands to Canada to South Africa, from Australia to the Phillipines. [Less]

Spyrit is a cross-platform graphical MUSH/MUCK/MOO client. It aims to be fast, flexible and featureful, and to support ANSI colors, per-MU* configuration, tabbed MU* windows, multiline input with unlimited history, and Python scripting.

Piti8rowser is a small,fast and smart web browser,explorer,viewer what do you want , that could it. .gadget-title { margin-bottom: 2px; } function resizeIframeHandler(opt_height) { var elem ... [More] = document.getElementById(this.f); if (!elem) return; if (!opt_height) { elem.style.height = undefined; } else { opt_height = Math.max(10, opt_height); elem.style.height = opt_height + 'px'; } } gadgets.rpc.register("resize_iframe", resizeIframeHandler); gadgets.rpc.register('set_title', function(title) { var elem = document.getElementById(this.f + '_title'); if (elem) { elem.innerHTML = gadgets.util.escape(title); } }); [Less]

The result of writing a PyQt tutorial.

A Qt widget where you can add objects and they act according to the laws of physics (2D physics, at least). Uses chipmunk (included), PyQt?, Polygon, pymunk (included). It supports all the ... [More] features of chipmunk, I think, including but not limited to: * Bodies * Collision shapes * Collision callbacks * Joints [Less]

Amphetype is a layout-agnostic typing program aimed at people who don't need an on-screen keyboard, but would still like to improve their speed and accuracy. Some features: WPM, accuracy, and ... [More] viscosity (as the opposite of fluidity) statistics on texts, words, keys, and trigrams. Historical data can be grouped in several different ways (by days, averages of 10, etc.). You can generate text fragments to type from Project Gutenberg or any other plain text source to practice typing with your favorite novel. There's even an option that lets you type texts in order, fragment by fragment. Read a book with your fingers! Advanced lesson generation: auto-review slow and mistyped words after every text or generate custom lessons to practice problem words, keys, trigrams, etc. Graphs! [Your suggestions here!] Linux users: just check out the sources OS X users: halter73 has provided me with an (Intel) OS X build, if there are any problems please report it in the issue list. (If anyone can help providing updated builds using py2app, please let me know.)For an online webapp alternative, check out the excellent Key Hero. I plan to steal some of its nicer features. :) (However, the future focus of Amphetype will be advanced analysis and better lesson generation.) Some Screenshots: [Less]

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Precompiled binaries of sip/qt4/pyqt for 64 bit windows. Compiled with msvc2008. Includes postgres and sqllite sql drivers. Does not (yet) include the QScintilla stuff. Default install goes to ... [More] C:\python26_64\ to keep separate from 32 bit python2.6. [Less]

This is not an official google project. About PicasaPushThis is a program to comfortably manage your Google Photos, a.k.a. picasaweb. It runs on all platforms, since it's python and pyqt4 based: ... [More] Install About PicasaFSPicasaFS gives you your picasa images as a local file system: you can copy, move, delete, rename and more, just like with other files. This is accomplished with FUSE+python-fuse and it's really quite nifty. (You may have seen this before, in flickrfs.) Status2008-09-06: Added picasafs to the download list. Currently packaging PicasaPush. 2008-01-04: With the gdata.photos module out of the way, it's time for a license change from Apache to GPL 2007-12-22: Finally, the focus is wholly on PicasaPush, and the quest to make it a super-lean PicasaWeb client resumes. 2007-12-22: The gdata.photos modules in this tree are officially deprecated, since they are included in the 1.0.10 release of gdata 2007-11-30: A couple of rounds later, the work is starting to add gdata.photos to the official gdata tree. 2007-10-18: After some code kicking and screaming, the gdata.photos module is ready for scrutiny (hopefully, it will end up in the official gdata tree eventually) 2007-07-20: PicasaFS serves up your picasa images as a local file system 2007-07-19: PicasaPush can delete images and albums As of 2007-07-18, the program can create new albums and upload pictures. Nothing more. Screenshots may follow. [Less]

A real-time display of the cost of a meeting.