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ZEG / Zero-Effort-Groupware
SOGo Zero-Effort-Groupware
The ZEG (Zero Effort Groupware) edition of SOGo is intended to provide a complete out-of-the-box testing environment of SOGo, the Open Source messaging and calendaring software. -
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Bot Libre
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TomatoRead
RSS Reader for iOS Developers
Tomato reading focuses on selected iOS/OS X developer blogs. -
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Crypt
Crypt encryption and decryption is based on ASCII Table Shift.
Crypt is the developed based on the ASCII Table shift and it can customized based on the user requirements, right from the shifting order and the level of encryption or decryption. It can be integrated to any of the programming language with the custom build of the source code. It can secure from text file to binary code. -
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Xnntp
nntp reader and download
Mac OSX nntp newsreader written in cocoa. Made a new start with aim to combine a binary reader and news reader in one app. Last binary for 10.7+ is a pre alpha snapshot. Don't expect anything working here!!!! -
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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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The goal of this project is to create a GnuPG front end for Mac OS X. To that extent, it will make installing GnuPG on OS X easier and provide inter application services to access GPG. Also, GPGME wrapper in ObjC will be done.
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iMailist is a software allowing the sending of mails to format HTML to a whole mailing-list. The program is written in Objective-C/Cocoa and works on Mac OS 10.3
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Vienna is a freeware Mac OSX off-line reader for the CIX conferencing system with additional support for RSS/Atom feeds.
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Ginko - A mail and news client for OpenStep platforms. Initial targets are Mac OS X and GNUstep. Ginko will provide a unified view on mail and news while being optimized for 'disconnected' work.
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Cocoa Bittorrent client and C torrent library - based on fork of libbt, with high performance and compatibility, advanced prioritisation and scheduling, DHT, and Protocol Encryption.
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Shakespeer is a Direct Connect implementation for Unix-like systems. It aims to be fast, easy to use and compatible with DC++. The major goal of ShakesPeer is to create a Mac OS X application with an Aqua graphical user interface.
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MultiDC++ aims to be a DC++ port with support for many different operating systems. In addition, it runs as a server enabling you to interface with it locally or remotely using several user interfaces.
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X-Chat Aqua is X-Chat with an Aqua interface for MacOS X. X-Chat Aqua uses the irc engine from X-Chat, and is designed to look and feel like the GTK+ front end.
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A plugin for the MacOS X Mail application that adds the ability to fetch mail stored on a httpmail (Hotmail) server
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PicaSto is a system for decentralized picture storage and sharing on the internet with separation of content and presentation. It uses the RDF metadata model to make the metadata available independently of the actual pictures.
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Application sharing software that allows individual windows to be replicated to other computers. Remote collaboration tool based on a modified VNC protocol. Its advantage is to keep some things, like email, private, while sharing other desktop apps.
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A small fast, lightweight nntp news client for OSX written from scratch in Objective C and Cocoa. Uses a simple clean interface similar to mail.app and KHTML to render messages
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Fire is a multi-protocol instant messenger client for Mac OS X based on freely available libraries for each service. Currently Fire handles AOL Instant Messenger®, ICQ®, MSN® Messenger, Jabber, limited IRC, Yahoo!®, and Apple Bonjour communications.
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Asynchronous networking framework for GNUstep and Mac OS X. Has built-in support for line-based protocols, IRC, and raw TCP/IP streams.
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iXQ - An advanced, native ICQ-client for Mac OS X. iXQ is written in Objective-C, uses Cocoa and supports the latest ICQ-Protocol (ICQv7/OSCAR).
