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Rubrica is an address book for GNOME. It allows you to add personal data (name, surname, address, etc.), Web links, email addresses, ircs, telephone numbers, job information (company where contact works, company infos, contact's assigment, etc.) and notes
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OpenDaemon is a generic server platform, that aimed from the beginning to create an advanced data storage solution.
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Our mission is to explore and develop new operating system concepts aimed at producing a more efficient computing environment where both the machine and user time are taken in consideration.
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pilot-qof provides a query interface to data on a Palm device, using pilot-link and QOF - the Query Object Framework. pilot-qof supports reading addressbook, datebook, expenses and ToDo data and runs SQL-type queries on the live data or a QSF XML fil
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From improving customer experience through seamless sign-on to making MFA as easy as a click of a button – your login box must find the right balance between user convenience, privacy and security.
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Beeswax is an information management system inspired by Lotus Agenda. It aims to recreate Agenda's flexibility and efficiency in a text-based UI with vi key bindings. Views & reports will have specifications for sections, columns, filtering, and sorting
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open-search is a framework to build a p2p web search engine, whereby people mutually form a search engine without the intervention of central servers or a central actor.
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