Software Map

wmmenu is a "dock application" for Windowmaker that provides a button bar to launch applications from. The bar opens automatically when the mouse enters the button. Multiple instances of the program can run at the same time; each one provides a menu that it reads from a separate file, so you can have as many different menus as you want.

Burn.app (formerly GSBurn.app) is a GNUstep-based CD burning program. It serves as a frontend for cdrtools, cdrdao, and cdparanoia.

Ksvn is an SVN client for KDE that looks like
tortoiseSVN. It can be used from the Konqueror
context menu and replaces the standard KDE
SubVersion menu. You can directly add, revert, and
delete files from the commit dialog with a file's
context menu.

Jags (just another GTK+ Samba client) and Jagsmm
(just another GTK-- Samba client) are two GUI
frontends running over Samba and Smbmount using
the GTK+/GTK--/GNOME-- toolkits.

lock-keyboard-for-baby is a utility for those
times when a baby/toddler wants to bash away at
your keyboard. It grabs the keyboard until you
type a phrase (which hopefully the baby won't
type), but without blocking the screen like a
screensaver.