libvisp-robot3.1

visual servoing platform robot library

linux-show-player

Free cue player designed for sound-playback in stage productions

Linux Show Player (or LiSP for short) is a free cue player designed for sound-playback in stage productions. The goal of the project is to provide a complete playback software for musical plays, theater shows and similar. Here a list of the main functionality offered by LiSP: - Cart layout (buttons matrix) suited for touchscreens - List layout suited for keyboards - Large media-format support thanks to GStreamer - Realtime sound effects: equalization, pitch shift, speed control, compression. - Peak and ReplayGain normalization - Undo/Redo changes - Remote control over network, between two or more sessions - ArtNet Timecode (via OLA) - MIDI support for cue triggering - MIDI cues (send MIDI messages) - Multi-language support

pass-git-helper

Git credential helper interfacing with pass

A git credential helper implementation that allows using pass as the credential backend for your https-based git repositories.

proxychains4

redirect connections through socks/http proxies (proxychains-ng)

Proxychains is a UNIX program, that hooks network-related libc functions in dynamically linked programs via a preloaded DLL (dlsym(), LD_PRELOAD) and redirects the connections through SOCKS4a/5 or HTTP proxies. It supports TCP only (no UDP/ICMP etc).

arctica-greeter-guest-session

LightDM Arctica Greeter - Guest Session Support

A greeter shell for the LightDM login manager. Arctica Greeter can be used as local display manager as well as thin client login manager.

stlcmd

Suite of commands for generating, inspecting and manipulating STL files

stl_cmd is a suite of command line tools for generating, inspecting and manipulating STL files which are often used in 3D printing. The goal of this project is to be a resource for teaching terminal usage and some basic programming concepts in the 3D printing space. Imagine an assignment which involves building a brick wall. Students would need to use a combination of stl_cube, stl_transform and stl_merge. The commands could be combined in a bash or <insert favorite scripting language> script with for and while loops, could accept input and use conditionals to affect the attributes of the wall.