Name: HydraPaper
Author: Gabriele Musco

<p>HydraPaper is a wallpaper manager, specifically designed to work around the lack of functionality of many desktop environments to set a different wallpaper for each monitor in a multi monitor setup. It accomplishes this by scaling and merging different wallpapers into a single one and setting it as spanned.</p>
      <p>It currently supports various desktop environments, including GNOME, MATE, Cinnamon and Budgie. Experimental support is included for the sway window manager.</p>
    

HydraPaper

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            <li>Avoid duplicate wallpapers when setting at random</li>
            <li>Updated dependencies</li>
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            <li>Show apply button for dark mode in Ubuntu GNOME sessions</li>
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            <li>Added separate apply button for dark mode</li>
            <li>Show wallpaper names</li>
            <li>Added search for file name and resolution</li>
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            <li>Wallpaper folder selection popover converted to Flap (auto-hide sidebar)</li>
            <li>Updated support for libadwaita to version 1.0.0.alpha.4</li>
            <li>Fixed window size save/restore</li>
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Wallpaper manager with multi monitor support

🌐️ Get your IP easily: Be it local, public or a virtual interface's, it's easy to understand and one click away
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      🧪 Test your ports: List the ports listening on your system, and check if they're publicly reachable
      🖧 Discover devices on your LAN: List all devices on your LAN and easily copy their addresses
    

What IP

Feeds is a minimal RSS/Atom feed reader built with speed and simplicity in mind.
      It offers a simple user interface that only shows the latest news from your subscriptions.
      Articles are shown in a web view by default, with javascript disabled for a faster and less intrusive user experience. There's also a reader mode included, built from the one GNOME Web/Epiphany uses.
      Feeds can be imported and exported via OPML.
    

Feeds

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Notorious

Color palette manager.
      Create and manage various color palettes for different projects, name colors with significant names, and quickly copy them with a single button.
      View your colors as an orderly list or as a grid, depending on your screen size.
      Import and export palettes using the GIMP palette format for easier interoperability.
    

Swatch

Control all of your servers from a single place.With Unifydmin you can add all of your servers, no matter the distribution, without installing anything on them.The communication happens over SSH, using your existing and configured keys, so little to no configuration is needed.You can monitor various general parameters like CPU and RAM, as well as open ports and active services.You can also run several actions like updates without worrying about the distribution package manager, a small middleware is built in to adapt any action to all of the supported distributions.If you want to perform actions as root, you should enable root login on your server and add your existing public key.

Unifydmin

GNOME app for controlling multiple heterogeneous servers with ease

HydraPaper

Wallpaper manager with multi monitor support

Changes in version 3.3.2

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