What is sshconf? sshconf is a graphical frontend to manage ssh configurations for different hosts. It creates Host specifications for the users configuration file in ~/.ssh/config (see manpage ssh_config).Features add, edit or remove Host add, edit or remove LocalForward(s) or RemoteForward(s)…

Ninayan is a powerful information getting & reading tool. Ninayan automatically collects links from your Twitter timeline, parse the link content, divide into images, videos and normal articles. People may browse pictures as album view, or watch videos one by one, or reading articles as a…

MultiVNC is a cross-platform Multicast-enabled VNC viewer using wxWidgets and libvncclient . It runs on Unix, Mac OS X and Windows. Features include support for most encodings, ZeroConf service discovery and a seamless edge control mode á la x2vnc.

Small application for controlling network traffic, using wondershaper as back-end. Written in Java using Qt Jambi.

Remote Process Communnication over TCP implementation for C++ Qt. It tries to make communication as simple as possible. You can setup connection in two lines. Then you can connect signals to remote object as they where local.

Xfire for Kopete a.k.a. kopete-xfire is a protocol plugin for Kopete allowing access to the Xfire gaming network. If you encounter a bug or if you would like a certain feature to be implemented, please report it on the Google Code homepage. The plugin is still under heavy development and isn’t…

A free graphical user interface for ProxyChains.

SetPPPoE script provides an easy way to manage one or more PPPoE connections. Focus is on this “more”.It uses zenity to provide user friendly interface. For Arch Linux users adapted version here: http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=45514

Based on Qvnstat 0.1 originaly written in 2008 by Diamantis Dimitris. All the ui code is rewritten from scratch in GTK, the code altered from script to OOP and many modifications have been made to conform with the recent vnstat version (1.10) either using the daemon mode or not. I’ve used…

Konsole SSH Multiplexer is a very simple but efficient script, that runs Konsole and starts a number of sessions, each with an SSH connection attached to it. Additionally the first Session serves as a command multiplexer as every command you enter there is fanned out to the other…