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    FSP - File Service Protocol Suite

    UDP File transfer protocol

    FSP - File Service Protocol. FSP is lightweight UDP based protocol for transferring files. It is designed for anonymous transfers over unreliable networks.
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    FSP Client with FTP-like interface

    FSP command line client with FTP like interface

    FSPClient is single executable client for FSP protocol. FSPClient uses FTP-likeuser interface. It feels like FTP but under hood is FSP. This is a continuationof this program unmaintained for 10 years. FSP is UDP based protocol fortransfering files around
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    The Linux driver and control program for Sentelic's Finger-sensing Pad devices(STL3886/STL3888). The Finger-sensing Pad is a pointing device using PS/2 interface to communicate with PC or Laptop.
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