Reddit user smashcuts decided to liven up his interactions with his hardware by building a fully functional overhead control panel for his computer. The 100 programmable buttons range from practical to ridiculous, but smashcuts puts the “fun” in even the most useful functions. His “Main Systems” panel triggers his most used programs, while peripheral panels house switches that function for OS shortcuts or for program-specific commands. All of these he has cleverly codified with nerdy pseudonyms.

The combination of Omek Beckon and the BeagleBoard-xM provides developers with a low-cost solution for adding gesture recognition to devices using embedded processors, and is an ideal solution for educators and independent developers looking to research or experiment with gesture recognition.

This module provides an expandable tree widget for the Taxonomy Term Reference field in Drupal 7. This widget is intended to serve as a replacement for Drupal's core Taxonomy Term Reference widget, which is a flat list of radio buttons or checkboxes and not necessarily fit for medium to large taxonomy trees.

Radios Select is the helper utility which provides new custom look of the
ordinary radios form element via jQuery/CSS (when you create this element from
your own module). The main feature of Radios Select is ability to format output of radios field like "select" form element or dropdown menu. Once Radios Select module enabled you can create Radios Select form element by just adding new property "#radios_select" to any standard radios element:

By default making a sub-theme of Bartik in Drupal does not bring across the color wheel module, but with a slightly modified sub-theme set up, this can be enabled. The trick is to make a css directory and put your custom css in there and also copy across the existing bartik color css files.