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WaveOS
Android custom ROM
WaveOS is an android custom ROM based on AOSP, focused on delivering a perfect blend of aesthetic, functionality and performance out of the box. -
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Wave OS
Unofficial Build for X00TD by HarshhaaReddy
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OpenRemote
Open Source for Internet of Things
An Open Community in the Home Automation and Domotics space. We believe an Open Source approach can revolutionize the way people create, install, and maintain software in the industry. Our panel technology integrates with your favorite protocol and runtime hardware through Open Source software. We open up the front-end and support a unified panel and visual programming model. An installer can pick and choose hardware products from different vendors and still present one panel UI to the... -
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SDL2 User Interface
Graphical user interface on SDL2
Using SDL, SDL2 as base layer, our company made a graphical user interface. We tried to make an intuitive, beautiful user interface, which does not look like any Windows/Linux OS. From our cash register software, we extract the Graphical interface for open source projects, because we think it can make the world a little more beautiful. -
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Giada - Your Hardcore Loop Machine
Your Hardcore Loop Machine for Windows, Linux and OS X.
Giada is a free, minimal, hardcore audio tool for DJs and live performers. How does it work? Just pick up your channel, fill it with samples or MIDI events and start the show by using this tiny piece of software as a loop machine, drum machine, sequencer, live sampler or yet as an effect (VST and VSTi) host. Giada aims to be a compact and portable virtual device for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows for production use and live sets. *** WARNING! This repository was intended to store old binaries... -
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RuneAudio
Free and open source Hi-Fi music player for embedded hardware
RuneAudio is a free and open source software that turns embedded hardware into Hi-Fi music players. We want to make a cheap, low-consumption and silent mini-PC perform as an high fidelity digital source. RuneAudio features a custom-built Linux distribution (RuneOS) and a web player (RuneUI) which allows to remote control playback and setup options, from multiple devices (desktop PC, netbook, tablet, smartphone). -
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EncoreBassing
EncoreBassing Preview
This is a Vietnamese Open-source Multimedia Player. Decode any codecs like MP3, MP4, ADX, OGG, WAVE, WMA, WMV,.... Based the BASS.dll & Fmodex.dll. The project is back since July 16th 2013. Version 1.2.0 is coming soon. -
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chm reader for samsung wave mobiles. Bada Os
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Virtual electronic circuit simulation with JAVA based schematic entry and wave viewer, based on (Berkeley) SPICE, for any OS/Server/Browser configuration. Due to missing public feedback for over one year its status is set to INACTIVE (1/2004) - sorry.
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