Murdcard A simple application using python and PyQt that can load Windows 3.1 Cardfile cards and save and develop cards using html. Murdkard now can display sql data in automatically generated forms and has some gui friendly support for sorting and filtering the data. Spell checking is also supported. the README
the tarred package Right Click and Save the package
the md5sum 2cf94814aabdca7894744d8d6a857f93 an older version
9ec9913ab413dd9cbabdf924f672d1ed

Jcards are sort of the java versions of Murdcard. the README
There are 2 versions a very simple text only version Jcard3_2
( the md5sum 45906672c0ecb46eb7901809af10b57a)
which should run on older versions of java and can import (text only) cards from Windows 3.1 Cardfile and a javax version Jcard13 which can display graphics, html, and .rtf files
(the md5sum 77f8236d3888d120b8775802ee7a9cec ).

Framesq.5 is a somewhat automated way of connecting via java to an sql database. The README
or Right Click and Save the jarred package .
the md5sum 24c1859c45fdfb4abf0a4010473ca1b7 .
Here are browsers using python and webkit
the python gtk version
the pyqt version
My browsers are set up to reflect what I find important.

My eyes are not that great so the default zoom is 1.4 , and the zoom is easily and obviously changed.
Tabs take up space and are cumbersome with more than 3 web pages so switching between pages is done with a combobox.
A lot of junk is sometimes eliminated with script turned off so the javscript button should be immediately available not hidden deep in a menu structure.

The pyqt web browser code is full of false starts and dead ends but it works for me at present Aug. 2011 with Slackware 13.37 and Ubuntu 10.10, and various versions have worked at various times with many versions of Linux , and even Windows.
My gtk browser was inspired by Python + PyGTK + WebKit in 20 minutes but the more complex version was made to function more or less like my qt webkit browser.