Displays CPU, memory and swap usage and disk and network throughput as compact graphical bars on the panel. Currently Linux only but may be extended. Written in python.

Controls whether you want ROX-Session to manage basic screensasver settings and configures the settings if you do.

This was formerly known as AutoStart but had its name changed to avoid confusion with Lars Hansson's Autostart. This version is written in C and has a few more features than Autostart, eg being able to add entries and configure whether they start in ROX or other environments.

Using XDGStart is highly recommended with the new version of ROX-Session (>= 0.40.0).

AlgoScore is a graphical environment for algorithmic composition, where music is constructed directly in an interactive graphical score. The result is output as Audio (through CSound) or MIDI. The generated audio can be played back through JACK or exported to an audiofile.

Graphical objects are placed in a timeline and connected together. Some objects are fully dependent on user data, while some are generative and reacts on input from other objects.

RAWThumbnail is a ROX-Filer helper to generate thumbnails for the Digital RAW files coming from digital cameras. It needs the external application dcraw (or ufraw or other RAW converters which install dcraw) to work. RAWThumbnail takes also care of the orientation of the picture if the external application exiv2 is present.

Reinteract is an interactive Python editor. This is a slightly modified version which supports ROX-style drag-and-drop saving. See the homepage for more details.

For information about how this branch was created from the upstream version, see Reinteract-ROX: a re-packaging tutorial.

Summary:
browse Samba networks via FUSE

Current stable version:
0.0.2

Home page:
http://www.kerofin.demon.co.uk/rox/rox-samba.html

Primary author(s):
Stephen Watson

DevTray shows icons for devices, offering several actions via menus. Supported types of devices are: Volumes (including Floppy Disks, Video DVDs and Audio CDs), Printers and Soundcards.
Due to its modular structure it's easy to add support for other devices.

It needs dbus (>=0.33), its python bindings and HAL (>=0.5.7). These should be included as standard with most modern Linux distributions.
For DevTray >= 0.3 you also needTrayLib.

Some special features only work if additional packages are installed: