- Rygel: Rygel is a collection of DLNA (UPnP AV) services (devices in UPnP speak).
- GUPnP: object-oriented (GObject) open source framework for creating UPnP devices and control points.
- PulseAudio: sound server. Although it is possible to write your own main loop support for pulse, it's much easier to use glib's until someone writes ecore_pulseaudio.
- Moblin Mojito: ocial data server which will fetch data from the "social web", such as your friend's blog posts and photos, upcoming events, recently played tracks, and pending eBay auctions. It also provides a service to update your status on web services which support it, such as MySpace and Twitter.
- Google Gadgets: similar to E17 gadman, provides sandboxed widgets. It allows storing basic data and network I/O, so there are forecasts, stock options and rss feeds. It would be nice to have a native port (we're working on it), but meanwhile using GTK's infrastructure would help.
Ecore-GLib main loop integration
It's done: http://trac.enlightenment.org/e/changeset/42825
This was a often requested feature by friends, ProFUSION clients and people that want to use the large amount of GLib-based libraries with EFL applications.
To avoid impacting each other, the suggested way is to have each main loop in its own thread, communicating these using pipes. This is used by Emotion's GStreamer plugin, lots of projects inside ProFUSION or for our clients. But sometimes this is not easy to do (Adobe Flash plugin for WebKit-EFL) or maybe we just want to do an experiment until native efl version is available (for example, EUPnP is still in early stages, while GUPnP is rock solid).
This enables (or makes it easier) using nice projects from EFL applications, to name a couple of personal interest: