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daemon for changing brightness, volume, ... on sony vaio notebooks (requires Linux :-) and kernel >= 2.4.1x)
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lpr-bash is a replacement for the "lpr"-command found in lpr(ng), cups and other unix printing systems implemented as a shell script with the ability to print on Windows Printers (using smbspool).
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This project was originally created to fill a need, however the project has not been updated in years and is now officially closed. Please see http://sf.net/projects/phpsysinfo for a better alternative.
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powermated is a program for controlling and monitoring your computer with the Griffin PowerMate USB dial. It can also update the PowerMate's LED based on a number of events including system mixer volume, CPU usage, XMMS/BMP sound output, and more!
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The Legacy Ralink drivers have permanently been deprecated in favor of the in-kernel rt2x00 drivers. See http://rt2x00.serialmonkey.com for the rt2x00 project website.
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A program, or daemon for Linux, which convertes incoming joystick data to mouse data, so that you can use your joystick/joypad as a mouse device in X.org, gpm or any other program that needs mouse data (even games).
