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    VirtLive

    Run Virtual Machines On a LiveCD | Management GUI

    This project provides LiveCD's that can boot a fully working virtual machine hypervisor without the need to install/configure. The CD's boot a graphical (X GUI) environment that is easy to use. VirtLive can be used to run multiple operating systems on a single machine. The first release is built with Debian Squeeze for amd64 with Libvirt and Qemu/KVM. A management console is provided by Virt Manager.
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    Dex

    Data Visualization application written in JavaFX, Groovy, and HTML5.

    Data Explorer, or Dex is a tool for exploring data. Dex is a JavaFX application which aims to provide a general purpose framework for data visualization. The basics are easy to learn, however Dex offers advanced capabilities in the form of SQL and groovy transformations. Dex integrates many excellent visualization frameworks into one consistent GUI package. This is an early release, so you are likely to find functional gaps for your particular problem space. In such cases, you are...
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    AnaglyphCanvas3D is library for adding anaglyphs (red-green, red-cyan and so on) to the Java3D programming language. It utilizes the normal Canvas (-3D) class of Java3D and extends it for stereoscopic effects. A prototypic GUI for testing is also ava
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