KSSH is a KDE front-end to ssh.
It can work as a standard KDE application that launches ssh connections in a terminal or as a konsole session.
This means that you can press in any konsole "New Session" and then select "Secure Shell".
in Main
AptUrl is a simple graphical application that takes an URL (which follows the apt-protocol) as a command line option, parses it and carries out the operations that the URL describes (that is, it asks the user if he wants the indicated packages to be installed and if the answer is positive does so for him).
In Main Repo
The Thunar Volume Manager is an extension for the Thunar file manager, which enables automatic management of removable drives and media. For example, if thunar-volman is installed and configured properly, and you plug in your digital camera, it will automatically launch your preferred photo application and import the new pictures from the camera into your photo collection.
in the main repo
KernelCheck is a graphical user interface program designed to make the kernel-compiling process as easy as the click of a button. A kernel is the base of any operating system – in our case, the Linux operating system. KernelCheck will fetch the latest information from http://www.kernel.org, which hosts the source packages for the Linux kernel, and ask the user which one they would like to compile into a .deb package (with the option of installing the kernel after the compilation). This automated process is a fork of AutoKernel by Robert Wolterman (xtacocorex), Timothy Janssen (mentok), and Kristof Verbeken (PingunZ). KernelCheck is currently licensed under the GNU Public License version 3.
Current Features
- Ability to download, compile and install latest kernel automatically
- Ability to compare latest kernel information with your current running kernel
- GUI designed with Glade provides easy accessibility for any user
Version 1.2.5 (32 & 64b) is in Main
This package contains Terminal, which is a lightweight and easy to use terminal emulator for X11. It was created to fit nicely into the Xfce desktop environment, but it also fits nice with other environments.
For people that already know GNOME 2 terminal and are searching for a lighter but comparable replacement, Terminal might be the answer.
32 and 64 bit versions in the main repo
