=acpi-eeepc-generic= Simple ACPI event handler for the EeePCs (700, 701, 900, 900A, 901, 904HD, S101, 1000, 1000H, 1000HD, 1000HE): * Model agnostic * Many On Screen Display (OSD) options: * libnotify (GTK) * knotify (KDE) * dzen2 * none * Allow multiple commands to b...

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This project's goal is to create two scripts (one and an undo actually) that can allow a greater degree of automation of tasks such as installing the full (KDE) desktop, adding repositories, improving codecs support(where legally applicable) and so on. =History= *pimpmyeee.sh* Version 1.0.2 ...

*This project is not maintained anymore (I sold my eeepc). Please drop me a message (benoit.favre@gmail.com) if you want to be a maintainer.* =EEE-PC Support in Ubuntu/Gutsy:= * small fonts, no compiz, fullscreen apps... * wifi (based on madwifi) * hotkeys * overclocking to 900Mhz ...

==Overview== The Asus Eee 701 PC comes with a nice-and-easy UI, on top of a Xandros (debian-based) core. However, for 'power users' familiar with !RedHat distributions, it's far more comfortable to use a version of Fedora, customized for the Eee machine. This project includes the files nec...

===local-php-web-server enables to easily run a JVM-deployed PHP web server on your local machine=== * no configuration required (works immediately) * no network connectivity required (by the server) * requires only ~12 MB of disk space * perfect to debug PHP applications on an EEE-style n...

This tool will help you to view and modify various hardware settings of Eee PC 701/900: fan speed, temperature and so on. It also add keyboard LED indicators into standard system tray. Tool does *NOT* require any additional linux module including [http://code.google.com/p/eeepc-linux/ eee.ko]. It...

eeemac provides sysctl states to monitor some functions specific to EeePC hardware, particularly fan speed and CPU temperature. Fan speed can also be adjusted manually, but this is a highly experimental and risky feature, potentially causing data loss or even physical damage!

Currently, consists of a kernel module to change the eee's FSB speed, allowing the CPU to run at its full 900Mhz. This is HIGHLY EXPERIMENTAL! Use at your own risk. You should (at the very least) be comfortable compiling custom kernel modules...