Stopwatch does what its name implies - enables hand timing much
like a physical stopwatch. It can also be used as a countdown timer.
Stopwatch has millisecond accuracy and no artificial limit on hours.
Stopwatch runs on UNIX, Windows, and MacOS.
The DejaVu fonts are a font family based on the Bitstream Vera Fonts. Its
purpose is to provide a wider range of characters while maintaining the
original look and feel through the process of collaborative development.
PangoXSL implements a version of the Pango library with a PDF backend for
creating PDF output. This library also implements several of the inline
properties defined by XSL that are not currently implemented by Pango.
kiwi offers a set of enhanced widgets for Python based on PyGTK.
It also includes a framework designed to make creating Python
applications using PyGTK and libglade much simpler.
The Computer Music Toolkit (CMT) is a collection of LADSPA plugins for
use with software synthesis and recording packages
The Perl 5 module DBICx::MapMaker automatically creates a DBIx::Class
result source for "many to many" relationship.
Amalgalite embeds the SQLite database engine in a ruby extension. There is no
need to install SQLite separately.
Easystroke is a gesture-recognition application for X11. Gestures or
strokes are movements that you make with your mouse (or your pen,
finger etc.) while holding down a specific mouse button. Easystroke
will execute certain actions if it recognizes the stroke; currently
easystroke can emulate key presses, execute shell commands, hold down
modifiers and emulate a scroll wheel. The program was designed with
Tablet PCs in mind and can be used effectively even without access to
a keyboard.
Yac is a shared memory user data cache for PHP
it can be used to replace APC or local memcached.
Helper for 'local' libs versions
This is an object which provide the functionality to create a
local::lib 'helper' script in either the currently loaded local::lib
environment or in a target directory of choice. i
By default the script is called localenv and can be used to invoke
a command under the local::lib which it was built against.
For example, assume you build a local::lib like so:
cpanm --local-lib ~/mylib App::local::lib::helper