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Perceptron is a video feedback engine with a variety of extraordinary graphical effects. Perceptron is an endless flow of transforming visuals. Perceptron * recursively transforms images and video streams in realtime and produces a combination of Julia fractals, IFS fractals, and chaotic patterns due to video feedback * evolves geometric patterns into the realm of infinite details and deepens the thought * records animations (movies) * saves and opens presets...

A shortkeys manager Compared to other similar keyboard hook tools, this one is simple to use. There is no need to record commands keystroke, since a simple syntax allows to write these in a file. This shorkeys file can also handle unicode data allowing complex characters.

The Finanx 12c is a free software that mimics the HP-12C financial calculator. This software was developed for educational purposes. IT'S NOT RECOMMENDED using this calculator for professional calculations. If you find any bugs, please, let me know. Click "Bugs" in the menu bar to report bugs found.

An extensible, real-time, 3D visualization, simulation, and game-design authoring tool. Integrates Java 3D and Eclipse RCP. Drag-&-Drop editing of a complex 3D scene graph. Fast world-building. Web delivery via Webstart or Applets.

KeyFrog monitors the keyboard and visualizes its usage statistics. The user can obtain detailed information about keyboard activity: the intensity of keyboard usage, how was it distributed in time, which applications were used, etc. This may be very useful, for example, to developers to monitor their productivity. The environment being monitored is the X Window System (text applications are explicitly supported if run inside an X terminal).

TagBook is a tool to save bookmarks and search them later using tags. A bookmark can be any kind of textual information. TagBook GUI is designed to be minimal, intuitive and feature-rich. Feel free to explore! Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tagbookapp

Eclipse-Plugin: A scientific calculator with arbitrary precision and natural arithmetic input.

A cross-platform, text-interpreting calculator written in the Java programming language. Runs on any computer with Java 6 or higher installed. Functions much like a Ti-84, but without the graphing utility.

OpenSource Interactive Kiosk System (OSIKS) - Free information system for e-Government, public services, information and others aims. LAMP + Opera (browser in kiosk mode) + Keyboard (java virtual keyboard).

This project is a highly configurable Virtual Unicode Keyboard written in Java. You might want to use it to type some words in a foreign character set with your mouse.