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python-xlib: python-xlib (X Library module for Python)
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python-xlib:
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python-xlib: The Python X library is intended to be a fully functional X
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python-xlib: client for Python programs. It is written entirely in Python, in
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python-xlib: contrast to earlier X libraries for Python. This is possible to
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python-xlib: do since X client programs communicate with the X server via the
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python-xlib: X protocol. The communication takes over TCP/IP, Unix sockets, or
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python-xlib: any other streaming network protocol.
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python-xlib:
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python-xlib: Homepage: http://python-xlib.sourceforge.net/
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python-xlib:
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