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Uniform Server
A free lightweight Windows Apache MySQL and PHP Server Solution.
Uniform Server is a free lightweight WAMP server solution for Windows. Build using a modular design approach, it includes the latest versions of Apache, MySQL or MariaDB, PHP (with version switching), phpMyAdmin or Adminer. No installation required! No registry dust! Just unpack and fire up! ------- Note: The latest version of Uniform Server requires a **64-bit version** of Windows. ------- -
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PakOS
A resonably secure operating system from Pakistan
PakOS accepted on DistroWatch as 1st and Only Pakistani Linux Distro https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=pakos&pkglist=true&version=2020-08-24 PakOS Review by DistroWrite; https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/pakos-unveiling-user-friendly-pakistani-linux-distro-adeolu-oluade-pcfze?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android&utm_campaign=share_via An open source Linux Distro that is based on Debian 12, and was made possible with the great support from eznix... -
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rest-dev-vnc-docker
Restful / SOAP API Development with common tools in VNC/noVNC Docker
... accessible ubiquitously from Your favorite smartphones, tablets, e.g., iPad, SurfacePro, Amazon Fire tablet, Chrome PC, Desktop PC, etc. (Hmmm! in theory, if you can read tiny screens, you can even use your Apple iWatch to use KNIME, Eclipse Photon, IntelliJ, etc. as long as it can display HTML-5 Web Browsers.
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