KTools: Yammi Quick searches and party fun with the Yammi music database
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more »deskTOPia: WindowLab The lean WindowLab window manager
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more »F-Spot The F-Spot image manager
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more »Practical Knoppix Expert techniques for getting more from Knoppix
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more »deskTOPia: Zufall and genbg Random backgrounds for the desktop
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more »GRAMPS Managing your family tree with GRAMPS
Sep 30, 2005If you’re planning to study your family history, you’d better be ready to manage large amounts of data. Why not use your Linux box for the hard work?
more »Beagle The Beagle desktop search engine
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