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NDesk provides standards-based implementations of open specifications pertaining to the free desktop. An emphasis is placed on correctness, performance and portability, with MIT licensing terms used to ensure that the platform code is available to all integrators without bias.

This site also hosts projects which integrate the standard implementations to produce original research into the desktop platform that has already yielded a mass of inspiration and working code for applications that ship today with the GNOME desktop environment, Xorg and countless other projects.

1 Repositories
2 Software
- 2.1 Libraries and tools
- 2.2 Bindings

Repositories

NDesk git repositories (current)

NDesk svn repositories (pre-migration)

Software

Libraries and tools

xdg-net -- fd.o desktop specs
compiz-sharp -- desktop effects
dbus-sharp -- desktop IPC
xnb -- X11 protocol library
cilc -- C binding generator
Xps -- Xps interpreter
v4l2-sharp -- Video for Linux 2
D-Bus Explorer -- A Gtk+ interface for viewing D-Bus services API

Bindings

glitz-sharp
cairo-sharp
directfb-sharp -- DirectFB binding, not updated since 2002 but includes a binding generator
alsa-sharp -- ALSA binding, control interface only so far
NBind binding incubator -- Experimental GOBject bindings: gdkgl, gtkgl, poppler, egg, metacity, xsettings, wnck, hildon

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-	NDesk provides standards-based implementations of open specifications pertaining to the open source desktop. An emphasis is placed on correctness, performance and portability, with MIT licensing terms used to ensure that the platform code is available to all integrators without bias.	+	NDesk provides standards-based implementations of open specifications pertaining to the free desktop. An emphasis is placed on correctness, performance and portability, with MIT licensing terms used to ensure that the platform code is available to all integrators without bias.

	This site also hosts projects which integrate the standard implementations to produce original research into the desktop platform that has already yielded a mass of inspiration and working code for applications that ship today with the [http://www.gnome.org/ GNOME] desktop environment, [http://www.x.org/ Xorg] and countless other projects.		This site also hosts projects which integrate the standard implementations to produce original research into the desktop platform that has already yielded a mass of inspiration and working code for applications that ship today with the [http://www.gnome.org/ GNOME] desktop environment, [http://www.x.org/ Xorg] and countless other projects.