18 projects tagged "xlib"

Updated 29 Apr 2014 InfinityTK

P_op	34.50
V_it	5.67

InfinityTK is a light-weight application development toolkit with utilities for OpenGL window creation, OpenGL function loading, keyboard/mouse events, image loading, header only 3D mathematics, and all you would need to start creating graphical applications in C++11.

Updated 21 Apr 2014 Wnotes

P_op	169.97
V_it	12.67

Wnotes are small, self-contained text notes for X Window System desktops. You can create, type, cut-and-paste, and save notes in any combination you like. Wnotes let you store notes and their window configurations using any database which accepts input from the Unix shell. It is compatible with most Linux and Unix desktops. The source code package includes sdb, a simple note database written as a bash script, and other examples of how to use Wnotes.

Updated 16 Mar 2014 Hnefatafl

P_op	128.47
V_it	8.60

Hnefatafl is an implementation of the Norse board game. Hnefatafl 11x11, 13x13, Tablut, and many other variants are supported using rulesets. There is a command-line interface and an X interface (the latter is optional).

Updated 28 Feb 2014 squint screen

P_op	123.02
V_it	2.81

squint is command that duplicates the output of a monitor into an X11 window. It is designed to allow you to display a presentation (or any other kind of demonstration) on multiple monitors at the same time without cloning the entire screen.

Updated 25 Feb 2014 TouchWidgets

P_op	101.78
V_it	2.95

TouchWidgets is a widget library for touch-based Linux devices using X Windows. It has support for animations and momentum-based scrolling. It also runs on Mac OS X if you have XQuartz.

Updated 20 Feb 2014 xiwtool

P_op	108.64
V_it	9.75

Xiwtool simplifies connecting a Linux computer's wireless card to a nearby Wireless Access Point. It allows anyone to browse nearby networks and can help you configure a Linux machine to connect to a WAP. It is compatible with any Linux system with a graphical desktop and wireless card, and can configure wireless connections on most systems which use ifup and ifdown to connect to the Internet.

Updated 26 Oct 2013 xlife

P_op	63.31
V_it	2.26

xlife is a laboratory for experimenting with cellular automata. It supports loadable rulesets and palettes, different topologies, and up to 256-state cellular automata. It has rules and patterns for Life, Brian's Brain, Perrier's Loops, Langton's Ants and Loops, Wireworld, E.F. Codd's 1975 UCC automaton, some Prisoner's Dilemma games, and many others. It is very fast for step-by-step mode, bounded grid, and chaotic patterns. It has several unique features: a historical mode, a pseudocolor mode, and n-state statistics. It has been developed since 1989. The modern version of Xlife began its history in 2011.

Updated 19 Dec 2012 Turious

P_op	100.25
V_it	3.44

Turious is a cross-platform turn-based strategy game. It features dynamically generated maps, AIs that can be used with both online multi-player and single player modes, and 6 classes of civilian and military units. It uses the Rosethorn Game Library.

Updated 27 Nov 2011 neap

P_op	37.83
V_it	4.10

neap is a pager that runs in the notification area or systray of your desktop's panel. It follows the freedesktop.org specifications.

Updated 24 Nov 2011 showkeys

P_op	16.49
V_it	30.36

Showkeys is a simple program to display keys being pressed on the screen. It is useful while making presentations and screencasts. The audience will be able to see the keys being pressed. It is similar to key-mon. Key-mon has more features than showkeys. but the latter solves some specific problems: it doesn't use GTK/GNOME; uses libxosd to display keys directly onto the screen; has no floating windows to that always need to be on top (which is very useful if you're using a tiling WM like Xmonad); and has keystroke history. key-mon has keystroke history, but doesn't show modifiers. showkeys does, using an Emacs style key notation.