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Client-Server-Application written in Java, to control a other computer (running the server-application) trought the network (e.g. start a webserver, shutdown the computer, ...).
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Algheme is a computer Algebra system written in the Scheme language. This project is actually aimed to symbolic computation using Groebner Bases and related topics; nevertheless, it can eventually evolve in a computational system for Mathematics in g
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VPNmonitor is a Java tool for network administrators to monitor VPN and SSL connections. The graphical representation makes it easy to visualize messages between computer nodes. Users can also read messages not of the above types in plain text.
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It's a board game using SDL. You can play with two players or you can play alone against the computer. The goal of the game is quite simply to block the adversary by destroying the cases which surrounds it without being made block before. For that with
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DGC is a tool for the creation of digital netlists. DGC does an optimization and technology mapping for an abstract description of boolean functions and state machines. Output formats are EDIF, XNF and VHDL. Input formats are KISS, PLA and others. See also: http://gitorious.org/dgc-gtk/
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PenguinCards is a java-based Card game. The aim of the player is to find out identical card pairs which are randomly placed on the board. You can either play against the computer or another player. The one who finds out more card pairs is the winner.
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RAMdisk-based Operating System for conducting Security Audits. Includes hping2, xprobe, netcat, lsh, wardialer, and more -- all on 1 computer disk. Runs off your RAM, so there is no need to reformat your computer. Great for pen testing!
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A computerized version of "Big Play Football", a freely-distributed table top simulation of (U.S.) football. The game recreates matches based on statistical performance of players. Intended uses: simulation for "what if" scenarios, "Quick Play"....
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SimAlgPro - it is a tool to simulate the main algorithms for processor planning. to contribute to the learning process. It allows visualize of interactive form the algorithm application and results.
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Pymprovisator is a program for jazz musicians. Jazz music is based on improvisation and this program is intended to help musicians to improvise. The user sets the song parameters and the program generates a MIDI file with an adequate accompaniment.
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Vistools is a set of tools to easily visualize some scientific data, without need to learn difficult API, so you can see your 3d results very quickly. Also some sci tools for which we made it, including vector field tracing and simple optimization.
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Amylase is a set of tools/libraries written in Java, which converts various structured text files such computer programs/DTD files into HTML or XML documents. The name, Amylase, comes from a word ML-ize, where ML stands for Markup Language as in XML.
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vn provides a C++ server which explores automatically or semi-automtically the network environment the host computer exists in and scans for hosts and their services.
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Blade Football is a OpenGL-based football (soccer in America) game. You can play against the computer or an online opponent. For version 1 each teams consists of a single player. You take turns trying to make a goal.
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TuxTalk is a software only speech synthesizer toolkit under the GPL. It\'s main goal is to allow the blind a open sourced and maintained SUI for end users at a kernel module leval and a open sourced library for developers who wish to support blind users.
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MyShutdown is a simple Gtk interface to the system commands halt and reboot to use with systems where these functions arent easily accessed. It provides the buttons Shutdown, Reboot and Cancel which can shutdown or restart the computer.
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A 3D computer version of the famous BattleShip game. Written for Linux using OpenGL, will support networking games and skinning support for different looks for your battleships!
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A computer game, similar to Barrack by Ambrosia Software in which the player attempts to reduce the field of play without having one\'s cropping device hit by a ball
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Whiteboard is a fully-featured and -integrated courseware system, targeted toward colleges and universities.
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A tool for entering and tracking quotes and servicing within a service department or computer repair store.
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Simulator of massively parallel computer cluster with minimal nodes. Loosely based around available information regarding Chuck Moore's c18/25x core/chip designs. Machine Forth based MISC NOSC nodes, mesh interconnection.
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Several programs using the Barron's wordlist to help you improve your vocabulary. Features include automatically remembering the words on which the user erred and a filter option which enables the user to focus on a part of the wordspace.
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The Tiny Encryption Algorithm (TEA) was developed by David Wheeler and Roger Needham at the Computer Laboratory of Cambridge University. The variant used was developed by David Wagner. TEACrypt 80x86 is the porting of this algorithm to the 80x86 platform
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Project aim is to translate RS274X files such that it is easy to use the RS274X file content to automaticly program a home made CNC milling machine to mill Printed circuit boards.