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This command line application writes your computers dpkg selections to a CouchDB. It then syncs this DB using Ubuntu One. This application will also install the same programs on all synced computers using the dpkg selections in the DB. The feature to sync your .config files is currently being written into the application. It scans your packages installed and when it notices vim, emacs, zsh, ect. It asks if you would like to save the apps corresponding .config file (EX. .vimrx, .emacs, .zshrc)<<BR>> This command line application writes your computers dpkg selections to a CouchDB. It then syncs this DB using Ubuntu One. This application will also install the same programs on all synced computers using the dpkg selections in the DB. The feature to sync your .config files is currently being written into the application. It scans your packages installed and when it notices vim, emacs, zsh, ect. It asks if you would like to save the apps corresponding .config file (EX. .vimrc, .emacs, .zshrc)<<BR>>
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=== Resources === == Resources ==

Ubuntu One, CouchDB, Desktopcouch Project Code Repository

This page is intended to provide a place where people can find a list of third party projects that utilize the technologies associated with the Ubuntu One project. I was finding that there were many people independently developing similar applications using CouchDB, dektopcouch, and Ubuntu One. It is my hope that this page will help these people find each other and be able to take advantage of each others progress, knowledge, and code. If you are working on a project no matter how big or small please add it to the list.

Projects

  • Ubuntu Package Sync - Author: duanedesign

This command line application writes your computers dpkg selections to a CouchDB. It then syncs this DB using Ubuntu One. This application will also install the same programs on all synced computers using the dpkg selections in the DB. The feature to sync your .config files is currently being written into the application. It scans your packages installed and when it notices vim, emacs, zsh, ect. It asks if you would like to save the apps corresponding .config file (EX. .vimrc, .emacs, .zshrc)


  • Ubuntu Jono Meter - Author: Matt Zimmerman

This fun app searches tweets for keywords saving them to a CouchDB. Saving them to Couch is convenient for experimenting with different patterns, and with larger data sets (say, thousands of tweets, or multiple people). Saving to Couch prevents all the data from having to be DL each time the app is ran. Each time the jonometer is run, it downloads all of the new tweets since the previous run.


Resources

Rhythmbox References

There has been a lot of interest in using CouchDB and Ubuntu One with Rhythmbox.