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The System Icon Explorer is the ultimate all-in-one tool for inspecting, analyzing, filtering, managing, and exporting Freedesktop-based, GTK, and theme-specific Linux system icons. Designed specifically for Linux developers and enthusiasts, it streamlines desktop scripting workflows (e.g., YAD in Bash), simplifies GNOME/GTK asset pipeline integration, and accelerates asset creation for modern web applications. The tool features an instant live-theme swapper, dedicated clipboard pipelines for seamless integration with GIMP or YAD, and multi-resolution .ico favicon generation. Fully licensed under a strong copyleft (GNU GPLv3) license. Corporate and enterprise users are legally required to support the developer via a donation or request a commercial license.

Peticionador JSON: un programa alternativo a Postman.

GTK3 GUI Examples in C programming language

Bu programın amacı, İKYS Sisteminde bulunan verileri baz alarak, KBS Sisteminde hata olup olmadığını kontrol etmek amacıyla yazılmıştır.

A theme based on Materia, focusing on xfce desktop environment

Track Quran memorization visually

Repositorio para desarrollos creados usando GTK3, incluye ejemplos de comandos personalizados y scripts de compilación

A web browser written in pure C, using GTK3 and WebKit2GTK+.

Una extensión de PHP para crear interfaces gráficas con GTK+3 usando código PHP.

A minesweeper clone

Emulator for the CHIP-8 virtual machine

a library written in C++20 using templates to enable declarative, GtkBuilder .ui style layout-based creation of GUIs using the gtkmm wrapper over the GTK widget toolkit

A GTK-3 version of Raleigh, the default theme of GTK-2.

Asahi Ann Theme for Urn speedrun splitter (based on Breeze Ann with custom colors)

tmd* is a simple tendency mask designer.

An open source application combining Internet radio, DAB and Alarm into one

NightLight - Gtk 2.0/3.0 theme for Mate Linux.

A LightDM greeter using cage as a Wayland compositor. Formerly LightDM Unicorn Greeter.

A GTK3 instant messaging application for Delay-Tolerant Networks