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Free, open source Computer Aided Dispatch for volunteer fire departments, ARES/RACES, CERT teams, EMS, search & rescue, and campus security. 30+ years of real-world use. Zero cost. Self-hosted.
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Pity
API test platform
Pity is a powerful and user-friendly open-source API test platform that supports automated test case creation, test scheduling, and result visualization. Designed for developers and QA teams, it provides a web-based interface for writing, organizing, and executing HTTP tests, making it easy to maintain robust API quality in CI/CD pipelines. -
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PyGtk Posting
Accounting for Linux
An accounting software written in Python and Gtk+ 3 with a backend of Postgresql. A free and open source alternative to Quickbooks and Peachtree. This software is usable but needs to be fleshed out. -
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NavDB is aimed at providing a database or means of creating a database of vector data representing U.S. Roads. The goal is to provide a versatile datasource for GPS Navigation software.
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YakTrack is a lightweight issue-tracking system written in Python and using XML as a storage medium. Users may define issue types, submit and query issues, and edit existing issues as they wish. Console, email, and CGI interfaces are included.
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