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aMule stands for all-platform eMule file-sharing program. It is affiliated with the eMule project and was forked from xMule on 08/2003. It connects to the eDonkey2000 network, supports Linux, Mac, Solaris, *BSD platforms, and nearly every processor arch. For development, feature requests, issues and bug reporting, go to the GitHub project page at https://github.com/amule-project/amule .

xfer9860 works with the fx-9860G (AKA Graph85) versions of Casio's graphing calculators. It allows you to transfer files to your calculator, and works on platforms where libusb is available - including Linux and Windows.

The latest version of QuickSock is version (1.1.2). Wrapper for the Monkey Programming Language: http://monkeycoder.co.nz/Community/posts.php?topic=4866 QuickSock is a very simple C++ based UDP networking library. QuickSock currently relies on the WinSock library on Windows, (and as of April 2013, QuickSock uses BSD sockets on other platforms). QuickSock is a work in progress, so later down the road I may add new features, or change how things function. See the "Things to add in the...

J2ME Polish is a next generation framework for the rapid development of J2ME applications. Features included are a powerful GUI framework, utility classes and ant-based build tools for the creation of device optimised applications.

Remote Services for OSGi provides a transparent way to access services on remote OSGi platforms. Additionally, it can interact with the EventAdmin service to deliver events between distributed frameworks.

A cross-platform Duke3D (Duke Nukem 3D) port which provides many new features for mod authors, including an enhanced scripting system and OpenGL renderer. Go to http://www.eduke32.com for downloads and http://bit.ly/dn_3d to get the game!

ACE RADIUS library is a portable open-source implementation of RADIUS protocol, as defined in RFCs 2865 and 2866. It's written in C++ and is supported on a wide variety of POSIX-compliant platforms, including Linux and Solaris, and on Windows.

The Jive API is a lightweight Java framework for writing IVR applications. The premise for the Jive API is to allow powerful IVR applications to be written without the user having to worry (or know) about the underlying IVR platforms.

PacLang is a language for programming Network Processors. It aims to make it easy to write high performance networking applications that are portable across a range of target platforms.

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.

Libnet is a cross-platform library aimed at game developers. It has an abstract high level API, which encourages developers to make their games portable across platforms and network types.

OpenQueue is an open protocol for publish-and-subscribe message queuing. This enables language-independent, loosely-coupled, asynchronous communications between applications on platforms supporting TCP. Similar to MQSeries or MSMQ, but open.