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Sprout! is the BitTorrent client you need to keep track of your torrents and make sure they stay seeded! The clean simple GUI provides all the information you need so you can keep your BitTorrent windows hidden.
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Mnet is a distributed file store. It is formed by an emergent network of autonomous nodes which self-organize to make the network robust and efficient.
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Working as a courier-mta frontend, QUICA can make a quick and friendly to use mail server. Tasks like creating accounts and forwards can be done easily. QUICA manages domains separately , allowing the delegation of each domain to different people.
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Development of a semi-automatic natural language translation system. The basic idea is to make a smart object database of all kinds of standard messages with their translation in various languages and write an easy to use API to access the DB.
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GeoIRC is a stable, customizable, usable, scriptable, good-looking IRC client. The development team hopes to make it the client of choice for a significant portion of the IRC community.
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A powerful command line-, plus a GUI editor for ICQ sound schemes. Enables people with alternative ICQ clients to make use of the many sound schemes available on the net. Written in Python, platform-independent. Separate Windows EXE is available, too!
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wxDialer is a simple program written in wxPython/Python that allows you to make and recieve phone calls on your modem.
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This project want to make clients/servers fully compatible with the C6 Tin Multichat. The client will be written in c/c++ or other portable code. The server is written in VB code because it's more easy to read :)
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ZWiki I18N Project is experimental part of <a href="/projects/zwiki/">ZWiki</a>. *NOT* another part of ZWiki (I want), but I afraid to commit my job to original port and make this. This now only have small (pass8bit) patch. see CVS
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This is the linux GUI for the eDonkey2000 project, u still need the command line client but if u download this tool u will have a nice frontend too to make it handy
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A module developed to make producing IRC bots in Python much easier. Hides the raw IRC away so users only have to worry about producing functionality, not connections and parsing of information. Object orientated, well documented, fast to start using
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.nIRC is an IRC client written in C#. It has full support for text formatting, file sending, etc, and allows the use of IronPython scripts in order to make further customisation easier.
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RumbleDown
Unifying communication flows to one point
The aim of RumbleDown is to regroup all the diverse communications that can be used - now or in the future - to reduce the clutter currently present and make it usable by a human. The hope is also to break up non-open fluxes to enable a truly single-point access. Don not forget: in the future some sort of encryption will be called upon to protect user data and privacy. At that time we will have to address the necessary controls issues. For the start up that will not be a problem. The...
