Lucid Desktop

Lucid Desktop is written on top of the Dojo Toolkit but also uses PHP and a database to store and manage a user's data.

On its own Lucid Desktop isn't really that useful, but it can be deployed as a backend or dashboard for various applications, providing an easy to use and intuitive management interface.

Since most users are familiar with the classic Windows way of managing data, using Lucid Desktop doesn't require them to do anything new and it also ensures developers most users will be able to utilize their apps without proper coaching, tutorials, or documentation.

Features:

• General Features:
• Comes packed with lots of applications
• Support for themes
• Multiple language support
• Easy-to-use file manager
• Powerful user management
• Easy to create applications
• Follow Twitter, RSS feeds, and other Web sources
• Built-in Web browser
• Access media, office documents, and other files anywhere
• Text file editing
• Extendable via third-party applications
• Database support:
• mySQL
• mySQLi
• SQLite
• iBase
• MSSQL [Experimental]
• PostgreSQL [Experimental]
• OracleDB (versions 7-10) [Experimental]

Requirements:

• JavaScript enabled on client side
• Dojo