w3m is a pager/text-based WWW browser.
It is a similar application to Lynx, but it has several features Lynx
doesn't have.
* Rendering tables.
* Rendering frames. (It converts frames into a table).
phpGroupWare is a web based GroupWare system. It comes with several core
apps for email, calendar, to-do list, address book, file manager, and a
notepad. It also provides a framework for add-on applications to integrate
seamlessly in phpGroupWare.
Qpy provides a convenient mechanism for generating safely-quoted html text from
python code.
It does this by implementing a quoted-string data type and a modification of the
python compiler. (This main idea comes from Quixote's htmltext/PTL.)
Surfraw provides a fast Unix command line interface to a variety of
popular WWW search engines. It supports google, altavista, dejanews,
amazon.com, research index, slashdot and many others. Output is
directed to a browser.
w3m is a pager/text-based WWW browser.
It is a similar application to Lynx, but it has several features Lynx
doesn't have.
* Rendering tables.
* Rendering frames. (It converts frames into a table).
Woof (Web Offer One File) is a Python small webserver designed to serve one or
several times a file, then shutdown.
Woof serves autogenerated archives, when a directory is specified.
This package contains two index building utilities (omindex and scriptindex) and
a CGI search application (omega). These use the Xapian search library to
provide a search over a collection of documents.
As a graphical frontend to mtools, mtoolsfm is a program which should
give people easy access to floppies under UNIX-like operating
systems. It can do simple tasks of a file-manager and makes use of
mtools to access floppies.
Xephyr is a kdrive server that outputs to a window on a pre-existing
'host' X display. Think Xnest but with support for modern extensions
like composite, damage and randr.
This is a theme based on the cursor work of the re-known desktop
artist Jakub "Jimmac" Steiner. It provides images of all cursor
types. It has been chosen as a default one for a couple of Linux
distributions.