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Votes: 16
Send/receive texts and initiate GV callbacks all through Conversations and Phone
Features:
Send Texts and Receive both Texts and Voicemail through your chat window
Initiate Google Voice callbacks from the dialpad or your contacts
Access to all of your Google Voice contacts
Reduce battery drain by setting your status to "Away"
Note: Google and Google Voice are probably trademarks of Google. This software nor the author has any affiliation with Google
Votes: 2
Simple application for planning your tasks using a tree as the main tool.
This is an unstable release with new features: * List of tasks sorted by planned time. * Priorities. * Time counters. * Search by tasks' text fields. Main features of the stable version (0.1.3): * Tasks tree with tasks, subtasks and dependencies. * Task can have planned times for start and finish, and total amount of time required to complete the task. * Task can be marked completed by a single mouse click (or tap) on the tree, but only when all of its subtasks and dependencies are completed. * List of tasks can be saved to HTML file (for printing etc.). Planned features include: * Transparent synchronization between desktop and mobile computers. * More complex relations between tasks. * Calendar view. * Improved look and feel, more informative icons. * And much more. If you want to speed up the development, just become a sponsor.;)
Votes: 24
A Journey planner/Railway Time table for many train lines in europe and australia.
Current supported backends are bahn.de (germany and europe), sbb.ch (swiss), www.131500.com.au (nsw, australia), mvv-muenchen.de (munich, germany), rejseplanen.dk (denmark), oebb.at (austria)
Votes: 28
Search Contacts, Conversations and Calendar
Query multiple words, a phrase enclosed in quotes use +/- for +MUST_INCLUDE -MUST_NOT_INCLUDE words. You can define a time frame for search in calendar and conversations or select the calendarevent type (todo, note, events) to search for.
Votes: 20
interactive processes viewer
Htop is an ncursed-based process viewer similar to top, but it allows to scroll the list vertically and horizontally to see all processes and their full command lines.
Tasks related to processes (killing, renicing) can be done without entering their PIDs.
Votes: 13
Synchronise folders locally and remotely
This is a frontend for rsync, the commandline directory synchronization tool. It makes use of the GTK libraries and is released under the GPL license, so it is opensource. It doesn't support all of rsync features yet, but can be effectively used to synchronize local or even remote directories. For example some people use grsync to synchronize their music collection with removable devices or to backup personal files to a networked drive.
Votes: 101
Uses the accelerometer to measure how high you can throw your n900
in the air. The program uses the accelerometer to check for free-fall condition and then starts a timer, when the phone lands, the time of flight and respective distance, considering the phone travelled the same distance going up and down, are shown. The application also keeps track of your best score.
Votes: 2
Makes 'QtQuick 1.0' QML namespace available in Qt 4.7.0
Version 4.7.1 of Qt / the QtDeclarative module introduces a new default namspace for its basic types: 'QtQuick 1.0'. The originaly namespace 'Qt 4.7' still works, but is deprecated. This package installs a 'compatibility' plugin to Qt 4.7.0 that re-registers all 'Qt 4.7' types in the new namespace. Note that this isn't officially endorsed: You should rather fix your imports if you target 4.7.0. Anyhow, this plugin can be handy to quickly try out e.g. newer Qt examples & demos on the device.
Votes: 7
OpenGL ES port of the NeHe OpenGL lessons
These are OpenGL ES ports of some lessons from the NeHe OpenGL tutorial from http://nehe.gamedev.net/. These ports are based on the SDL versions of the original demos which in turn were ported to SDL_gles and OpenGL ES for Maemo5.
Votes: 9
MSX home computer emulator
fMSX will run software written for MSX, MSX2, and MSX2+ 8bit home computers. MSX is an old Z80-based family of home computers which appeared in 1982 as an attempt to establish a single standard in home computing similar to VHS in video. They were popular in Asian (Korea, Japan) and South American (Brazil, Chile) countries as well as in Europe (Netherlands, France, Spain) and former Soviet Union.
