So I was trying to read a document on my computer at work today, while making notes on a piece of paper. But every five minutes the screensaver would activate, causing me to stop writing, type my password, and find my place in the document again. Needless to say it was quite annoying.
OpenTN3270 is a free terminal emulator for connecting to mainframes that support IBM 3270 terminals. Major features include basic colors, adjustable screen and font sizes, and SSL support.
TracFS is a mountable POSIX virtual file system that allows you to read a Subversion repository through the Trac web interface. Why is this useful? It's not... unless you can't access the repository directly, but can see the files in the source browser. Using rsync (or a similar tool), you can maintain a local copy of the repository contents.
I love Amarok and wanted to install it on my MacBook. With Qt4 on the horizon, it will be possible to run Amarok natively in OS X without an X server. But I didn't want to wait for Amarok2 to become stable, so I looked into compiling Amarok 1.4 and running it under X.