VNC server for the GNOME desktop that allows one to control their
desktop from remote using the RFB protocol.
(ipv6 is disabled for the moment)
feedback and ok ajacoutot@
Vinagre is a VNC Client for the GNOME Desktop. Its features include:
* You can connect to several machines at the same time, we like tabs
* You can keep track of your most used connections, we like favorites
* You can keep track of your recently used connections, we like GtkRecent
ok ajacoutot@
The GNOME Keyring Manager is an application for managing keyrings, in
which any kind of sensitive information can be kept, mainly passwords.
The default window shows 'default' keyrings with their stored items, and
allows addition, removal and edition.
Secrets can be copied using drag and drop, and can also be moved between
different keyrings. The manager also has creation, opening and
lock/unlock features.
ok ajacoutot@
this should fix authentication to network shares under Nautilus; it's a
temporary workaround until the Nautilus issue is found and fixed
"go for it!" jasper@
GnomeBaker is a free CD/DVD authoring application Unix-like operating systems.
It features:
* Create data CDs.
* Blank RW disks.
* Burn DVDs.
* Copy data CDs.
* Copy audio CDs.
* Support multisession burning.
* Record to and burn from existing CD ISO images.
* Drag and drop to create data CDs (including drag and drop to/from the Nautilus
file manager).
* Create audio CDs from existing WAV, MP3, FLAC, and Ogg files.
* Integrate with GConf for storage of application settings.
lots of help and ok ajacoutot@, thanks!
The GNOME Scan project aims to provide scanning features integrated
throughout the GNOME desktop, similar to printing. The GNOME Scan
project consists of a C/GObject library upon which are built standalone
applications and plugins for various programs.
The application and plugins are called flegita.
Note:
gnome-scan is still in its early stage. It is not a drop-in
replacement for xsane or alikes (yet); it more suited for for mass
acquisition and ADF scanners.
There's an issue with image enhancement which is being worked on
upstream and the gsane backend may not give good results on all
scanners.
ok jasper@
Orca is a free, open source, flexible, extensible, and powerful
assistive technology for people with visual impairments. Using various
combinations of speech synthesis, braille, and magnification, Orca helps
provide access to applications and toolkits that support the AT-SPI
(e.g., the GNOME desktop).
feedback and ok ajacoutot@
Gnopernicus is part of the GNOME Accessibility Project. It is a screen
reader and magnifier and it enables users with limited vision, or no
vision, to use the Gnome 2 desktop and Gnome/GTK+2 applications
effectively. By providing automated focus tracking and fullscreen
magnification, Gnopernicus aids low-vision Gnome users.
feedback and ok ajacoutot@
The GNOME Speech API allows developers to incorporate speech technology
into user interfaces for their GNOME applications. This API specifies a
cross-platform interface to support command and control recognizers,
dictation systems and speech synthesizers.
feedback and ok ajacoutot@
GOK is an on-screen keyboard that provides access to the GNOME desktop
via dynamically generated keyboards, and text entry via one of the
provided alphanumeric keyboards, or a dynamic keyboard created based on
the users current system keyboard driver, or even a user made keyboard.
feedback and ok ajacoutot@
gnome-mag includes a screen magnifier, which allows you to zoom in on
portions of the desktop. It is expressly designed for users with low
vision who wish to use the GNOME desktop.
feedback and ok ajacoutot@
Pessulus is a lockdown editor for GNOME, written in python. It enables
administrators to set mandatory settings in GConf. The users can not
change these settings.
Use of pessulus can be useful on computers that are open to use by
everyone, e.g. in an internet cafe.
ok ajacoutot@ (for a previous version of this port)
