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A hex editor Eclipse plugin and multi-platform desktop application
You can install the latest Eclipse plugin version from the update site https://javahexeditor.sourceforge.io/update or the Eclipse Marketplace https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/java-hex-editor. Older versions of the Eclipse plugin are available via the update site for the version, e.g. https://javahexeditor.sourceforge.io/update/0.5.1
You can download the latest stand-alone version and older versions on the "Files" tab.
Easy Equations is a utility
using which one can write the mathematical equations. The focus of this utility is to provide user friendly access to write mathematical equations which is helpful for students, lecturers, mathematicians and Research persons who prefer using mathematical equations in a document, PowerPoint or web sites.
Works on Windows as well as Linux platforms.
Software Requirements:
JDK 7 or higher.
Linux Platform with kernel version 2.7 or higher.(for Linux users).python...
...The program lets you design and edit vertices, edges and labels to your liking thanks to a wide range of variants adequate to TikZ library.
GraTeX incorporates common editing mechanisms like saving/loading projects, undo-redo & copy-paste operations, and many other useful features.
The application has been developed by two students of University of Science and Technology in Krakow, Poland.