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DCMLinux is a complete PACS system, free of charge. Its core is an Ubuntu 14.04 system fully updated and it contains the DCM4CHEE as its PACS server. In the near future it will contain many other addons such as Weasis, Oviyam, Care2x, etc. Just download the iso, burn it to a CD and boot it up. No need to configure any files of dcm4chee, DCMLinux installer asks for everything it needs to configure a running PACS in minutes. Project Wiki : http://wiki.dcmlinux.org Project Forums:...

JIsoCreator is a ISO9660 CD Image creator, frontend of MKISOFS. JIsoCreator use Eclipse technologies, such as SWT and JFace. It combines the platform independence of Java, with a fast native graphical user interface.

BAR can create compressed, encrypted and splitted archives of files and disk images which can be stored on a disk, cd, dvd, bd or directly on a ftp, scp or sftp server. A server-mode and a scheduler is integrated for making automated backups.

Peters Backup is a program for backing up your important data files on to diskette, zip drive, fixed disk or CD/RW. It uses an extremely efficient compression algorithm. It keeps track of all versions of your files in full and incremental backups.

Boards is a commonly referred to as an Digital Asset Management Server and is intended to acquire, process, manage and distribute multimedia content.

Bork is a very small, cross-platform file encryption utility. It is written in Java and designed to be included along with the files it encrypts for long-term storage (eg on CD-R). Its minimal external dependencies make it fairly futureproof.

Cross-platform searchable CD-ROM. Vicaya is a search engine and indexing tool for use on a local file system or CDROM, written in Java and based on Apache Nutch, and Tomcat. The goal is to replicate a website on a CD-ROM to be used on any platform.

Catalog and browse files on CD and HD, also searchs on edonkey / emule network and saves the search. Indicates if an edonkey / ed2k file is on some CD and helps locating similar content.

Java disk/CD/DVD/HD/whatever cataloguer designed to allow the storage and search of different types of data. Hibernate or JDO will be used for catalog storage and maybe some native functions for volume data retrieval (serial and label).

CD recording application. Userfriendly frontend to mkisofs and cdrecord utilities. Written in Java and provides drag-and-drop style user interface. It lets you create custom CD layouts, save/load layouts, create .iso files (CD image in a file), burn d

CDMirror is a a suite for reading, recording, converting between cd images and blanking cds with a friendly user interface - made with Java-Gnome. These operations are performed with an internal java library made in JNI (made from scrach).

The project is to manage your CD. We use java, so it can be used on different platform. XML is used to save data, so it can be reused by other application.

webCDwriter can be used to make a single CD-writer available to all users in your network. It consists of the server CDWserver and the clients webCDcreator and rcdrecord. CDWserver stores the files transmitted by the clients, reserves the CD-writer and co

CDKeeper is an application that facilitates the organization of CD collections. In it's present form, it is intended for Data cd collections, but plans are in the making for organizing audio cds as well.

JDiskCatalog is an OS independent program for cataloging CD and DVD collections. It allows for scanning disks and later browsing and searching the catalog.

A cross platform CD Cataloging program to search media, store files names contained in media libraries or data collections with search capabilities for easy reference. This application is in the early stages or development and is not a working product.

Archive Buddy is a very easy-to-use open source GUI application for archive files (jar, zip, tar, gzip, ear, war). An explorer-type browsing capability with added functionality for in-place renaming, deleting, drag-n-drop from any file system. Go live date is 30 Mar 2012!