python3-dissononce
Python implementation for Noise Protocol Framework
Dissononce is a Python implementation for Noise Protocol Framework. A main goal
of this project is to provide a simple, easy to read and understand practical
reference for Noise enthusiasts, implementers and users.
Therefore this project attempts to stick to the following guidelines:
- Syntax that resembles as closely as possible definitions and pseudo code
mentioned in Noise Specs.
- As minimal Python "magic" as possible (explicit is better than implicit).
- Code that is simple, easy to read, follow and understand.
- Flexibility to easily adopt future changes to Noise specifications.
- Deviations from Noise Specs
(additions, opinionated specs and API changes..etc) are isolated from
original implementation/API and are optional to use.
- Deviations from Noise Specs do not influence adjustments to original
implementation/API that conflict with Noise Specs.
libgradle-gversion-plugin-java
Gradle plugin for auto generating a version class in multiple JVM Languages
gpaste-2
Clipboard management system for GNOME
GPaste manages clipboard history and allows easy access to it using
keyboard shortcuts, gnome-shell extension, command-line tools, gir
bindings.
libjs-jquery.sparkline
library for jQuery to generate sparklines
This jQuery plugin generates sparklines (small inline charts) directly in
the browser using data supplied either inline in the HTML, or via javascript.
lldb-9
Next generation, high-performance debugger
LLDB is a next generation, high-performance debugger. It is built as a set of
reusable components which highly leverage existing libraries in the larger LLVM
Project, such as the Clang expression parser and LLVM disassembler.
kwartz-client
Configuration of a Kwartz client
Kwartz is a school server featuring many services, deployed in French
schools. This package makes it easier for sysadmins to integrate a
GNU-Linux client machine in a network ruled by a Kwartz service, to
allow users to authenticate against the LDAP directory, auto-mount
Samba shares for themselves, and for the groups and projects they
belong to.