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FFmpeg Batch AV Converter is a free universal audio and video encoder for Windows and Linux (via Wine), that allows to use the full potential of ffmpeg command line with a few mouse clicks in a convenient GUI with drag and drop, progress information. Some fancy wizards make things easy for non-experts. Thanks to its multi-file encoding feature, it may be the fastest a/v batch encoder available, since it maximizes system resources usage by launching as many simultaneous processes up to user...

UVA Arena (c) 2014, is a windows based, non-commercial, open source utility application to make problem solving easier for the programmers. It is based on popular UVA Online Judge and uses APIs from uHunt. Main target of this software is to provide an useful and informative tool to help with programming practice. Today programming has become a very competitive field. You need to keep track of your progress daily, learn new things, and of-course solve new problems as fast as you can. Problem...

System Map is a utility for software developers that want to create well structured software products that are understood by all stakeholders from business to developer. It allows to: - Create "System Maps" to describe software products - Decompose systems deeply Also, it has some cool goodies: - Image viewer for linked wireframes - Track development progress - Trace the specification into the source code And it’s a team player: - System Maps can be exported to MS Word...

Software Enhancement Progress Tracking -- Larger projects fall apart under the weight of their own unfinished improvements. Swept helps developers track where refactorings or improvements have been made and where they are still missing.

This is a very simple and minimalistic application for keeping track what movies and series you have already watched. If you are like me and watch 20+ series and anime at the same time you might not remember where you should resume watching. That's where this little app comes in handy. It's an offline application, no-nonsense and no registration annoyances.

GFlashCards is a self-teaching aid for Gnome. It lets you create and edit lists of questions which can then be presented to you like flash cards The program will track your progress on each question. GFlashcards is built on top of Mono and Gnome#.

A utility to track one's own study habits and report progress data visually. The purpose is as both a reminder to study, and also to visual reminder of how much as been done. Also shows how much will have been done by the "deadline" date.