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This is a python script which generates a .pdf file with the agenda for a given year.

It could be used on any platform where python v2.5 runs.
It requires ReportLab PDF Library.

It is not finished but it's quite useful.

Attachment: 

iliad-agenda.py.txt

agenda-2008.pdf

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I think the name is self-descriptive. Just click to refresh the displayed date and time. Very simple but comes in handy. This was my very first application.

Attachment: 

date_and_time-1_0.zip

dLetter is a small email-client for sending and receiving via pop3. It supports attachements in both directions. It has no GUI (so no screenshots needed ;) ) but uses the onboard options (changing filename, and the two lines for description) read out adresses, attachements and integrates thus quite nice into the content-manager.

Written entirely in Python it depends upon having Python installed (look here as long as it is not mentioned on OpenIliad: http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=24138 - it is easy).

Attachment: 

dLetter.tar_.gz

This is a set of installers for different versions of the ipdf viewer. It also includes a way of examining which version is currently installed (by examining the file size). Just click on the "Run me to identify the current ipdf" entry in the contentlister.

To use this set of installers:

1. make sure you have upgraded to version 2.12 of the iliad software

Attachment: 

ipdf_installers_v2.12.1.zip

ipdf_installers_v2_12.zip

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FBReader is an e-book reader for various platforms.

File extensions supported are:

• chm
• rtf
• oeb
• opf
• epub
• fb2
• tcr

• I've removed the FBReader toolbar, and thus, disabled the internal library.
  • This was mostly done to speed up porting time. With the library removed, much less needed to be done to the code of the program to port it.
  • All refreshes are done internally. No hacked libX11 is used!

Attachment: 

fbreader.zip

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Xshell is a collection of scripts which allow users to easily run text based applications from the iLiad’s menu system.

Q: What’s the purpose of xshell?
A: Since the iLiad has no built-in command-line terminal, xshell is designed to install and keep track of user-installed terminals.

Q: How does xshell differ from mrxvt?
A: Mrxvt is a windowed terminal program, and the xshell installer includes mrxvt. The xshell scripts provide an interface to this installation of mrxvt.

Attachment: 

mrxvt_iliad_xshell_0.5.0.zip

xshell.pdf