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News August 2nd 2015 Quban version 0.7.5 now available from the website: http://quban.sourceforge.net/ . Please read the release notes at http://quban.sourceforge.net/releases.php#0.7.5 Quban is a Qt4 program to download encoded articles from Usenet, originally forked from Klibido 0.2.5. It supports multiple servers, multiple download threads per server plus automatic joining, decoding, repair and unpacking of articles.

SynchedIn is a portable utility created to enforce realtime or latent synchronization of data (generally files) between different data storage sources. You can create as many synch configs as you please. Each synch config specifies a number of data sources, a number of schedulers. Each scheduler determines when the data sources must be checked for synchronization. Each data storage source represents a hierarchical (file system ...) or other type of data storage medium. These include hard...

[[We are in the progress of moving to github]] Metalinks is a project to facilitate data distribution over mirrors and P2P networks. It does so by defining an XML format and the tools to handle these. The metalink files contain all the information needed to download and verify files.

Please update v 2.0 if you have downloaded before 16th Feb 2014! Simple java file uploader. The main goal to overcame 2GB browser limit. * Simple GUI * Upload unlimited file sizes from client to server via HTTP * Split uploading file to chunks * MD5 chunk verification on server. Final MD5 confirmation. * Http auth Adv: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.vikulin.etherwallet

Synctity is a program for synchronizing files on multiple machines. It is a front end for rsync that maintains multiple profiles, making often-run syncing tasks easy to perform. Released under the terms of GPLv3. Synctity runs on Mac OS X, Linux, and other Unix-like operating systems. The latest release provides a stand-alone application bundle for Mac OS X. See the documentation for Linux prerequisites. Synctity is moving to GitHub. Documentation and the latest release are still...