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Apper

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Claimed by KDE Analyzed 12 months ago

An application and package manager using PackageKit.

24K lines of code

5 current contributors

12 months since last commit

1 users on Open Hub

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liblazy

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  Analyzed 12 months ago

Liblazy is a simple and easy to use library that provides convenient functions for sending messages over the D-Bus daemon, querying information from HAL or asking PolicyKit for a privilege. Its features may grow as needed, though.

736 lines of code

0 current contributors

about 17 years since last commit

1 users on Open Hub

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epris

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This is epris, your small audio player!Unlike xmms2 or mpd, it uses GStreamer and DBus. It is written in Vala. Like screenshots? ... [More] ~/$ epr clear ~/$ epr add ~/Desktop/*.ogg ~/$ epr list .. list your ~/Desktop/*.ogg ~/$ epr play ~/$ epr show artist: "foobar" uri: "http:///..." other-tag: info state: Playing position: 0:00:09.793391000 / 0:02:10.833062500 ~/$ epr seek 45% ~/$ epr skip .. go to next track ~/$ epr stop epr is the command line client. epris is the D-Bus service, you don't have to run it manually, it will start and sh [Less]

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1 users on Open Hub

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Licenses: lgpl

bluez-python

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bluez-python - A BlueZ python binding on top of dbus-python Requirements In order to use bluez-python you need following software packages: - Python 2.5 or later - Linux Bluetooth protocol stack (BlueZ) - Python bindings for D-Bus (dbus-python) Installation From a command shell: # ... [More] python setup.py install Notes - Only supports BlueZ4 API - Checking the doc directory in the BlueZ source package is always a good idea. Contact Li Dongyang For additional information, check the page on the BlueZ wiki: http://wiki.bluez.org/wiki/bluez-python an example on discovering devices: #!/usr/bin/env python import bluez import gobject def device_found(address, properties): print "[ " + address + " ]" for key in properties.keys(): value = properties[key] if (key == "Class"): print " %s = 0x%06x" % (key, value) else: print " %s = %s" % (key, value) manager = bluez.Manager('gobject') adapter = manager.DefaultAdapter() adapter.HandleSignal(device_found, 'DeviceFound') adapter.StartDiscovery() mainloop = gobject.MainLoop() try: mainloop.run() except KeyboardInterrupt: mainloop.quit()and another example on pairing a device: #!/usr/bin/env python import sys import bluez import gobject def reply_device(device): print device.GetProperties() # print the device's properties on success def reply_error(error): raise error manager = bluez.Manager('gobject') adapter = manager.DefaultAdapter() agent = manager.CreateAgent() # use the build-in simple-agent to get a PIN mainloop = gobject.MainLoop() adapter.CreatePairedDevice(sys.argv[1], agent, 'DisplayYesNo', reply_handler=reply_device, error_handler=reply_error) try: mainloop.run() except KeyboardInterrupt: mainloop.quit() [Less]

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1 users on Open Hub

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Licenses: lgpl

OBLogout

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OBLogout uses pyGTK/Cairo, PIL, and HAL/dbus. The code tries to remain simple and flexible for usage in any number of situations and is designed to run on desktops of any screen resolution and capabilities. If compositing isn't available a software rendering solution (PIL) is used instead.

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1 users on Open Hub

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Licenses: gpl

krb5-auth-dialog

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krb5-auth-dialog is a tray applet for the GNOME Desktop that monitors and refreshes your Kerberos ticket. It pops up reminders when the ticket is about to expire. It features ticket autorenewal and supports pkinit.

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3 current contributors

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1 users on Open Hub

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Licenses: gpl

Gnome Linux Kernel Monitor

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  Analyzed 12 months ago

Gnome Linux Kernel Monitor is a project that aims to provide an environment (graphical or command-line) to monitor processes into the Linux kernel.

14.3K lines of code

0 current contributors

over 13 years since last commit

1 users on Open Hub

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macaco-contacts

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PIM tool written in Python that tries to bring the goodness of Mac OS X address book to other platforms. The tool will include an extensible library used to represents contacts in python, a library to work with vcards in python that is more object orientated than vobject and the possibility of storing the contacts securely in the cloud.

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1 users on Open Hub

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Licenses: bsd, python_so...

Barok

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Barōk (barok, from baroque) is a media player daemon, it plays your music or video as a background process. It can be controlled by compatible (graphical or not) front-ends but doesn't constantly need one, thus saving resources. Plus, Barok aims to be lightweight and also easy to use. It can be ... [More] compared to MPD (Music Player Daemon) but it supports audio, video and live streams, it uses Gstreamer for playback and d-bus for communications. It doesn't aim to support remote control over a network like MPD (so it is more secure), but instead, it can be controlled easily through SSH, telnet, or sockets, or related transports using console clients and d-bus. It can be used for many purposes, such as: personal everyday-use player, concerts, presentations, product/projetcs demonstrations, etc... [Less]

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phidgets-dbus

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  Analyzed 12 months ago

The project consists in a collections of Linux applications for managing Phidgets devices over DBus.

4.2K lines of code

0 current contributors

almost 14 years since last commit

1 users on Open Hub

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