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HGEE
A world editor for HGE game engine written in python and uses OpenGL.
It uses most update packages and technologies for example OpenGL 4, pyhton3.3 and etc. Project focus is on simplicity, efficiency, performance, flexibility. This project aimed for Linux environment and more specifically Gnome shell. Its most development is in Fedora 20. -
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KSplasherX is ksplasher splash screen editor and creator but for the new ksplashx KDE4 engine, so you as always can edit author info, and place elements wherever you wants. You will need python-qt4, and python-imaging for create animations.
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Deskblox is a scripting engine that integrates simple graphical widgets seamlessly onto the desktop. Widgets can be authored using JavaScript or Python.
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The Cog Engine Project is aimed at simplifying the creation of online video games. The goal is to create a flexible and powerful online gaming engine whose format is simple enough for use by individuals with no programming experience.
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A semantic memory software tool “reflects” one's “imagination”. In it, arbitrary concepts may be described, stored, arranged, transformed, and shared. One may verbalize thoughts as they arise in the mind to externalize and digitize “mental obj
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