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The SMTP Mail Dequeuer is a client service designed to automate remote mail dequeuing using the SMTP protocol. Features include detailed logging, flexible scheduling, custom message formats, and administrative alerts.

The software is a cross platform file manager with featurs such as tabs, buttonized paths, directory syncronizing, file comparing, archiving, compressing and more to come.

Desktop_Pager is a fully documented, GKrellM2 plugin which allows you to set the current desktop and display its name. It is derived from the "gkrellmpager" Sourceforge project but adds configurable, OBVIOUS, quick-glance, saved highlighting of the current desktop name. The plugin has several other new usability features: Options allow you to reduce vertical space usage within GKrellM and horizontal space usage for longer desktop names. Scrolling over the plugin can be used to select a desktop OR that feature can be disabled as it tends to cause unintentional desktop changes. You can display fewer names than there are desktops, thus providing modest privacy which will protect you from others casually glancing at your screen. Desktop Pager intentionally does NOT move windows between desktops or other such silliness. The plugin currently has been tested only on Linux; I expect to port it to OS X and maybe Windows when I get access to those machines. Change virtual desktops by click or scroll or by outside meansHighly visible, quick-glance indication of the current desktop nameConfigurable hidden desktops for privacyHorizontal & vertical space-saving options help with limited Krell spaceConfigurable highlighting of the current desktop nameConfiguration saved and restoredOther improvements over "gkrellmpager"Pre-compiled shared object file, desktop_pager.so, included - just use it

This little app is a program, which detects all sorts of CPU information, whether it's clock speed, current load or the bus speed (External clock)! Also, it detects some very important system information, which might just be of use. Detects CPU Information