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June 2008
Little Wizard - download
by tadeufilippini
You have selected to download the 1.2.0rc1 release.
Below is a list of files contained in this release.
Before downloading, you may want to read the release notes.
schoolsplay - FRESHMEAT
by tadeufilippini
Schoolsplay is a collection of educational activities for children. Schoolsplay resembles the approach taken by the Childsplay and Gcompris projects but is designed to be less like a collection of games. Because it's aimed at schools, it also provides data collection to produce reports about a child's results per activity. The data will be accessible to the teacher by means of an admin module. The design is modular and the activities and skins are grouped in packages
schoolsplay - SOURCEFORGE
by tadeufilippini
Schoolsplay is a collection of educational activities for children
Childsplay
by tadeufilippini
Childsplay is a 'suite' of educational games for young children. It's written in Python and uses the SDL-libraries to make it more games-like then, for instance, gcompris. The aim is to be educational and at the same time be fun to play.
GCompris : I got IT
by tadeufilippini
GCompris is a full featured educational application that propose different activities to children from 3 to 10. This is a GNU Package. It is designed in a way that makes it easy to add new boards.
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May 2008
The desklets
by tadeufilippini
& 2 others
(via)
To use a given desklet, download and extract it, see the README and follow the instructions.
From adesklets 0.5.0, you also have an adesklets_installer script to partially automate the task; see the documentation to know more.
Desklets also have their atom feed (see www.atomeanabled.org), in case you want to stay informed on new/updated desklets as soon as they are listed here.
Missing an entry? Maybe the desklet you are searching for has been moved to the graveyard.
Lubi, LVPM, UNetbootin, and Bubakup - Portal
by tadeufilippini
Lubi
The Linux-based Ubuntu Installer allows users of any modern Linux distribution to install Ubuntu without needing to use a CD or repartition the hard drive. Once installed, the user will be able to boot between their original Linux distribution and Ubuntu, and can either upgrade the Lubi install using LVPM, or easily remove the Ubuntu install.
Wubi - Ubuntu Installer for Windows
by tadeufilippini
Wubi is an officially supported Ubuntu installer for Windows users that can bring you to the Linux world with a single click. Wubi allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu as any other Windows application, in a simple and safe way. Are you curious about Linux and Ubuntu? Trying them out has never been easier!
January 2008
InfraRecorder
by tadeufilippini
& 4 others
(via)
Welcome
Welcome to the home of InfraRecorder on the internet!
InfraRecorder is a free CD/DVD burning solution for Microsoft Windows. It offers a wide range of powerful features; all through an easy to use application interface and Windows Explorer integration.
InfraRecorder is released under GPL version 2.
SourceForge.net: Buy Service - Detail Thai Translation
by onanong
Localization service for your software or website in Thai, English, Chinese or French.
December 2007
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June 2007
iPod shuffle Database Builder
by solveig_vidal
(via)
This little program enables iPod shuffle users to finally get rid of all that iTunes or other complicated playlist management stuff. Due to the simple structure of the shuffle (compared to the »big« iPods), it is possible to use the player almost like any other USB flash MP3 player: You simply copy MP3 files onto it. You only need to run the Database Builder program after you added or removed files from the iPod. This approach hasnumerous benefits:
* You don't need iTunes, ml_ipod or GNUpod anymore. Simply copy some MP3 files into the iPod volume and start this teensy 8k program.
* You aren't restricted to store your music in the /iPod_Control/Music subdirectory. Build your own directory and filename structure. Your iPod, your rules!
* You may use the iPod on as many computers as you want.
* The actual iTunes database is left untouched, your iPod should still work with iTunes, if you like. (Note that this wasn't true for me; my iTunes installation now refuses any co-operation with my iPod. But I'm pretty sure that this is due to my experimentation with the iTunes database, and not a side-effect of using the Database Builder.)
* If you do not use the iPod_Control folder for your music, iTunes will not delete your files again without asking.
* The Database Builder uses a quite sophisticated shuffle algorithm (»smart shuffle«) that arranges your tracks in a more uniform way.
March 2007
January 2007
