Software Map

QuadKonsole is a terminal application that
embeds Konsole kparts in a grid layout. This
saves memory, provides faster startup, and
makes it unnecessary to align your Konsole
windows by hand. It also provides a lot more
screen real estate, makes navigation easier by
using arrow keys, and allows all Konsoles to
minimized or maximized at once. It only
occupies one slot in the taskbar.

XMins is a distribution of the XWin server, a
version of Xorg's X11 server that runs on Windows.
It allows you to start an X server to access an
XDMCP-enabled host or to launch remote
applications. Its main advantage over the XWin
server distributed by Cygwin is that it doesn't
require the installation of Cygwin.

CGTerm is a set of telnet and chat clients that emulate the
PETSCII display of Commodore's 8-bit computers, with
colours and the correct font.

zhcon is a fast console CJK environment. It can display
Chinese, Japanese, or Korean double byte characters
on framebuffer device. Supported language encodings
include GB2312, GBK, BIG5, JIS, and KSCM. Several
common Chinese input methods are included.

Dzt is a YATGT (Yet Another Tabbed GNOME
Terminal). It was inspired by PowerShell, which
did not seem stable enough for daily use. The main
goal is to provide a multi-tabbed/paged terminal
for GNOME which is simple, configurable, and quick
to use.

Anthias is a graphical shell. It integrates the approach of the
traditional Unix console with modern GUI shells like Konqueror.

Hanterm is an xterm improvement for Hangul (Korean Language) support. Its features include support for johab* encoded fonts, UTF-8 encoding for output, in addition to usual wansung (KSC-5601/KSX-1001) encoded fonts.

Gsh is a graphical shell. It integrates a terminal window, a normal shell, and various GUI components into a single package which allows easier and more powerful operations than you can have with a shell and terminal window seperately. Gsh is already fully functional, but there are many avenues of devlopment yet to be explored.

simple-vip provides a simple Virtual IP (VIP)/Floating IP solution that should work well on any Linux/Unix platform. It does this by being configuration-driven, leaving out any hard-coding for specific platforms.

Conch is an SSHv2, Telnet, and VT102
implementation. It interfaces well with other
Python projects such as Imagination, and includes
an experimental console windowing library
(Insults) and support for rudimentary line editing
behaviors. A new implementation of Twisted's
Manhole application is also included, featuring
server-side input history and interactive syntax
coloring.

C-frame is a specialized 2D IDE for cross-platform 'system programming' (development on Windows/Linux/UNIX). You can convert an existing plain ASCII C source file to a CFR format (displayed in an editor as frames). It has compiler support for MSVC++, gcc, and gcc for Win32. It supports GTK+, GTK+ for Win32 with MinGW, and X11 software development.

SQS is a project assigned to remote management of
computer systems. It provides a means by which a
user may control the task queue on a remote
computer. The system is flexible and easy to use,
configure, and install. It includes secure data
transfers.

Libfairydust is a small wrapper library intended for use with GPU clusters that 'hijacks' CUDA and OpenCL calls. It can be used to 're-route' calls to a certain GPU, so a process requesting GPU#0 might end up running on GPU#4 without knowing (or caring) about it. This works completely transparently and does not need any sort of 'cooperation' from the application, changes to code, or relinking.

GemVt is the GNU Emulator of a Virtual Terminal for the X Window System written on top of the Gtk+ toolkit (much like rxvt).