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An analog clock with a 6 month scrollable calendar display. The calendar covers 21 months; 4 prior months and 16 months into the future.
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AAX Desktop is a suite of desktop applications, utilities, and libraries. It forms a nearly complete desktop environment, including a terminal, clock, calculator, address book, dictionary, lossless image library, etc...
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Yadoda is a personal digital library: user can create his own ontology and a db of digital documents (pdf,ps,mp3,images) that can be enriched with metadata (author,date,title). User can create semantic relations between documents and navigate them.
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A java based alarm clock with a skinned main window. It can run files or play sounds at specific times and can handle any number of alarms in military time or am/pm style.
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This project builds on the jUSB APIs, initially supporting the Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) over USB on Linux. The software is GPL'd, and includes an extensible core library (for developers), commandline support, and user tools.
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