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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.

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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).

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dLetter.tar_.gz

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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!

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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.

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mrxvt_iliad_xshell_0.5.0.zip

xshell.pdf