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Dillo is a lightweight, minimal graphical web browser, designed for speed, low resource usage, and privacy. It is written in C and C++ using the FLTK (Fast Light Toolkit) GUI library. Its goals include enabling web access on old or constrained hardware, using slow or unreliable network connections, minimizing dependencies, and avoiding many of the complexities and overheads of modern full-featured browsers. It omits many modern features (notably JavaScript), instead focusing on rendering HTML (mostly older/standardized subsets), images, and some CSS, while keeping the codebase small. ...

Thorium-MacOS packages the Thorium browser for Apple’s macOS platforms, providing a native-optimized version of this community-driven Chromium fork that emphasizes speed, performance, and configurable privacy protections. Built from the same source base as other Thorium variants, the MacOS edition includes architectural adjustments and compiler tweaks that take advantage of Apple hardware capabilities (including Apple Silicon and Intel architectures) to deliver smooth, efficient browsing with responsive UI interactions. The project aims to combine the robust web compatibility of Chromium with incremental improvements, such as optimized build flags, privacy enhancements enabled by default, and UI adjustments that feel at home on macOS while still preserving classic Chromium layout and extension compatibility. ...

The goal of zAutomation project is to design/implement hardware, firmware and software for remote control and monitoring of physical objects, by using the ZigBee technology and internet. The field of application is robotics and domotics.

...Generates impressive interactive charts, logs and statistics, supports exporting Excel-compatible reports, text and CSVs, SQL data or SQL-Insert statements. Contains hardware information, bandwidth meter and usage, ping, whois, lookup, traceroute, port scanning, WOL (wake on LAN). Allows users to develop custom plug-ins. It's being developed in .Net 4, C# and Prism 4.