ukui-control-center

utilities to configure the UKUI desktop

The UKUI control center contains configuration applets for the UKUI desktop, allowing to set accessibility configuration, desktop fonts, keyboard and mouse properties, sound setup, desktop theme and background, user interface properties, screen resolution, and other UKUI parameters.

fizmo-sdl2

SDL2-based Z-machine interpreter for Infocom/Inform games

This is a SDL2-based Z-Machine interpreter. It is used to play old Infocom text adventures (except version 6) and modern interactive fiction as created by the Inform compiler. Using the freetype2 engine, it allows for proportional font display and supports antialiasing, subpixel-rendering and provides HiDPI support. For more information about interactive fiction -- and to download many storyfiles -- see http://www.ifarchive.org.

elpa-clojure-mode

Emacs major mode for Clojure code

Provides font-lock (syntax highlighting), indentation, navigation and basic refactoring for the Clojure programming language (http://clojure.org).

python3-mutatormath

Library for piecewise linear interpolations in n-dimensions

MutatorMath is a Python library for the calculation of piecewise linear interpolations in n-dimensions with any number of masters. It was developed for interpolating data related to fonts, but if can handle any arithmetic object.

elpa-olivetti

Emacs minor mode to more comfortably read and write long-lined prose

Olivetti, a minor mode for Emacs, displays content soft-wrapped to a comfortable width, centered inside the larger window. The visual effect of this is similar to the sheet of paper in WYSIWYG word-processors such as LibreOffice, and is similar to distraction-limiting software such as FocusWriter, WriteRoom, and various Markdown editors. Olivetti-mode is usually used for writing prose and long documents, but when used for reading it may slightly increase one's reading speed and one's ability to recall the material.

libtogl2

Tk OpenGL widget

Togl is a Tk widget for OpenGL rendering. Togl was originally based on OGLTK, written by Benjamin Bederson at the University of New Mexico. Togl's main features are: