KeyFrog monitors the keyboard and visualizes its usage statistics. The user can obtain much information about keyboard activity: the intensity of keyboard usage, how was it distributed in time, which applications were used, etc. This may be very useful, for example, to developers to monitor their productivity. The environment being monitored is the X Window System (text applications are explicitly supported if run inside an X terminal).
NCXmms is an XMMS frontend based on ncurses. Feature highlights include its ability to control XMMS from a text environment using comfortable menu library widgets. It can also quickly find items in the playlist after the user enters part of the name. Common use scenarios are controlling XMMS remotely through SSH, or using XMMS without X11 by using Xvfb (a virtual framebuffer X server).
Bugs.. That "Mature" status is sometimes not appropriate. AFAIR 1.5.6 has slowdown bug, 1.5.9 has problems with ending processes under WinME ('zombies' are staying), all v...
console.. Isnt console player with equalizer more needed (i didnt find anything at this time) than player for X11? Any chances for ncurses version?
sugestion I love GTK. Butt many others think that it does not look good... Why? Because in most (all?) distributios default GTK theme is simple and not to attractive. Well we can change it to very ...
very good Xine is very cool! Now we must just wait for stable XFree release - and fun fun fun! :) Butt one thing is needed (thats why i writing that comment): subtitles - so i can play DivX with...
that should be a standard This program is just geat, very usefull etc. I didnt used it for so big instalations as KDE so i cant tell how does it work in that situations. Butt for all normal i...