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    DevWare is an Developer Groupware,with Calender, E-Mail, Chat, Todo's, integrated CVS / SVN, own Version Control, Documentation System, Redactionell System. It's written in Java, the Server runs on Jboss, Rich Client is Eclipse.
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    Jabber Client for Palm OS developed in prc-tools for high performance. This project is the ¨natural evolution¨ of Jabber Palm
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    GroupTool is a groupware solution that can be used to exchange files (using version management), instant messages, e-mail-like messages and appointments. GroupTool is a client-server application which operates through the internet.
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    KYchat is an evolution of the old irc client mIRC (TM). The goal is to make a MDI IM (IRC, MSN, ICQ) client that is easy on memory, extremely fast, and will run on linux or win32 platforms.
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