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Rondel for Haiku
Markdown-capable text editor for Haiku
...If your Haiku installation is quite up-to-date, you should be able to double-click the .hpkg and have it load into HaikuDepot, ready for installation. The source files will be found in /boot/home/config/data/src after installation, in Yabadabbadoo format. -
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vstm for Haiku
Extremely KISS to-do manager
...You make the TODO, When you've done the task, you delete it, end of story. License: The GUI frontend is Public Domain (2014). The source files will be found in /boot/system/data/src after installation, in Yabadabbadoo format. The bundled utility is Beerware. Installation instructions: If your Haiku installation is quite up-to-date, you should be able to double-click the .hpkg and have it load into HaikuDepot, ready for installation. -
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yabdialog for Haiku
yabdialog displays dialogs, alerts and panels on the Haiku Desktop
...All parameters must be supplied, in the correct order. On the bright side, all parameters are case-insensitive License: Public Domain (2014). Yab source files will be found in /boot/home/config/data/src after installation, in Yabadabbadoo format. Installation: Move (don't copy) the .hpkg file into /boot/home/config/packages on any Haiku installation with Package Management.
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