synopsis of colors and buttons

    Package Version Purpose Hints
for developing sources:
  1. manyapad 0.9b Editor
  2.A GtkScintilla 0.8.2 GTK Scintilla library, required by PyGtkScintilla
  2.B PyGtkScintilla 0.8.2 Python Bindings for GtkScintilla
  2.C Moleskine 0.7.9 Editor, written in Python, but not only for Python.
  3. gtk-xemacs latest Normaly xemacs with gtk/gnome interface
for debugging sources:
  0. guikachu 1.2.2 Guikachu is a resource editor for PalmOS systems
  1. gvd 1.2.5 The GNU Visual Debugger, requiring GNAT as Ada-Compiler and GtkAda
» 2. memprof 0.4.1 Analyse memory lacks
for managing development projects:
  1. mrproject 0.5.1 A project management program that can help build project plans (For a corresponding extractor and converter see MrProjext)
  2. overflow 0.6.0 Data flow oriented rapid development environment (without automatically generated menu entry: -> vflow)
  3. vdk 1.2.5 GNOME wrapper library, required by vdkbuilder and derivated applications. (vdk 2.0.0 ff requires GNOME 2.0/ gtk 1.3.x)
  4. vdkbuilder 1.2.5 Rapid Application Development tool based on VDK - "The Visual Development Kit" which is a C++ framework that wraps famous Gtk+ widget set library. No automatically generated menu entry (vdk 2.0.0 ff requires GNOME 2.0 / gtk 1.3.x)
tools for developing:
  1. bakery 1.0.2 C++ gnome wrapper library requiring gnomemm 1.1.17
  2. ccview 0.4 A C++ project and class viewer for GNOME.
  3. entity 0.7.2 How to describe a gnome frontend as xml-file with embedded source code by using a script language inside of a #CDATA tag.
» 4. gcalctool 4.1.0 A calculator
» 5. gtranslator 0.41.0 A po file editor.
» 6. gxmlviewer 1.3.3 An xmlviewer for linux with a netscape plugin (without automaticallyy generated menu entry)
  7. muli 0.5.2 Frontend for aspell using pspell api
  8. snapper 1.6 For snapping written XML-File and many script functions to automatically servered gnome widgets (like menu entries etc.)
  9. pong 1.0.2 PonG is an XML oriented library and a GUI tool for creating configuration dialogs

© Karsten Reincke, Osnabrück (Germany) 2000/2001/2002.