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Jarvis Celibi
A smart bot for basic tasks.
...Creating a program to simulate an artificially intelligent computer capable of carrying out simple task. Jarvis Celibi 4.2 is not artificial intelligence. It is not machine learning. It is not a neural network. And it is still under development. -
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The Open Descent Foundation (ODF) is a community for developers, who want to help to create open source programs, tools, etc. for the famous games Descent1, -2 or -3. Everyone can join the ODF if he accepts the idea of writing open source programs.
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CPx86 (currently in Alpha development stages) will be a fully fledged IRC bot, multi-user BNC server, and an Automated Network protection bot. Currently, the SDK covers all needed aspects of IRCd, and is extremely stable and functional. For Linux/Windows
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A Windows Installer Database To XML Bi-Directional Converter. The command line tool msi2xml converts Windows Installer Databases (.msi) to text based XML files. The complementary tool xml2msi reconstructs the .msi from the XML file.
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BoomBot is a developer's framework for writing a bot connecting to the AIM network. It manages the network communication for the bots so that they can be easily written without worrying about AIM itself at all. Bots can be written in Objective-C or Lua.
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OpComm - The Operational Communicator - a IM/collaboration software which should help developers do realtime design and development collaboration even being in distant places of the world, or game players to communicate efficiently during a network game.
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dataspy network x is an advanced ircbot written in OO C++. It is no longer in development and the files on sourceforge are for historical purposes only.
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Project Name :PHIDIPPIDES Description: Cross platform instant messenger for a local area network. Implemented on :Linux and Windows platforms. Model Used: P2P License : GNU GPL Tooolkit/Libs Used: Qt 4.2.2/qtlibs Lang: C++ Platforms: Linux/Unix/Windows
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TwBot is an advaned IRC bot coded using C++, it works on Unix and Windows (Cygwin/MinGW). It has Tcl scripting support, and module support. Current modules under development: MySQL, network programming.
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Acid is a generalized internet/network client, using "pluggable protocol" libraries to add support for connection protocols. In addition to the Acid application, this project is developing Hotline, FTP, and other pluggable protocol libraries.
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A C++ class based multi-threaded client for the MSN Messenger network, targetted at creating a so called "bot"
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P2PIRCLIB is a library and the de facto standard interface for the P2PIRC protocol. The library itself will define the protocol and enable it to be used on many common development platforms. The P2PIRC protocol is a decentralized implentation of IRC.
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Development team for open-source software used by the AUSTnet IRC Network (http://www.austnet.org/).
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UnrealIRCd is an IRC server based on the branch of IRCu called Dreamforge, formerly used by the DALnet IRC Network. Since development started on it (around May 1999) many new features has been added, modified, and many bugs fixed. Unreal runs both on *nix
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vnLanChat is a crossplatform LAN chat application, useful for chatting over a local area network. It uses C++ class library wxWidgets. No server needed. Win32 and Linux platforms. Win32 version has tray icon. Russian language. VyPress chat compatible.
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SithNet Coder-com will be providing several things: 1) IRCu - will initially be Nefarious, but will later diversify. 2) GNUWorld modified specifically for the network, with additional flags, commands, and more.
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The Mercury MUD driver is a C++ network server for extensible text-based multi-user role playing games. Players can extend the game world on the fly (even while the game is running) via a simple object-oriented C-like language.
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An attempt to write a full open source bot better than eggdrop, with every single feature, but better.
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This is an all-encompassing 'bucket' to hold all of the projects we at the ProGamePlayer irc Network (PGPN) work on. Each project is related to irc in some way and is designed to aid users with various tasks either from 'across' the network or directl
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The WotCoa concept is as far as I am aware unique and original. WotCoa is a Framework for a host of plug-in components which enable groups to collaborate in an organised and hierarchical manner.
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hostingstar.com.au's open source software. To be used primarily for dotnetnuke modules, a cross platform backup system, .net (dotnet) user controls, 3d plugins and many other bits and pieces.
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this expansion for the game combat commander battlezone2 the [wobz] or [zrfbz] thing brings wole active content in a battlezone2 gives the user play 26 races instead 2 as default note wole thing alredy made we here in try to impruve its sub sections
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