libcsfml-audio2.6
Libraries for the C Binding of SFML - Audio Part
SFML is a modern multimedia library offering a wide range of subsystems
useful to produce a multimedia app. It offers OpenGL integration for
Hardware accelerated Graphics, Windowing and Input support, Audio and
Network facilities and supports GNU/Linux, MS Windows and Mac OS X.
CSFML provides the bindings needed to use SFML with the C programming
language.
gnome-weather
access current conditions and forecasts
Weather is a small application for GNOME that allows one to monitor the
current weather conditions for a city, or anywhere in the world, and
to access updated forecasts provided by various internet services.
python3-aiortsp
Asyncio-based RTSP library
This library enables interaction with RTSP servers using Python's asyncio
framework. It provides low-level control over RTSP connections and sessions,
along with basic support for RTP/RTCP. Users can handle received RTP packets,
allowing for custom decoding or processing according to their needs.
libervia-tui
Libervia XMPP-based communication and sharing tool (console interface)
Libervia is a multi-frontends, multi-purposes communication tool,
based on the XMPP standard. It features:
* instant messaging
* microblogging
* file sharing
* games
* group permissions (share what you want with the people you choose)
* interaction with other networks (IRC, StatusNet, other XMPP networks)
* email client access (use your favorite mail user agent (MUA) to communicate
on the supported networks)
* extensible design
libervia-cli
Libervia XMPP-based communication and sharing tool (command-line interface)
Libervia is a multi-frontends, multi-purposes communication tool,
based on the XMPP standard. It features:
* instant messaging
* microblogging
* file sharing
* games
* group permissions (share what you want with the people you choose)
* interaction with other networks (IRC, StatusNet, other XMPP networks)
* email client access (use your favorite mail user agent (MUA) to communicate
on the supported networks)
* extensible design