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CamDesk
The Desktop Webcam Widget
CamDesk is a free, open source, desktop webcam widget, that was created as home surveillance application. Although others have used it for demonstrations even with CamStudio, and QuickTime Player for screen casting. -
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The Password tools bundle is one application combining three tools - the Analyser (shows the "strength" of your password, the Generator (generates "strong" passwords) and the Manager (stores passwords securely using Rijndael).
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A useful collection of batch files and scripts for daily purposes (backup, security, system management, etc.) and development
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WDE - Web Desktop Environment. Web OS which features user interface with movable windows, user file system, configurable desktop and basic office tools.
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iLink performs all the tasks to scan a document(s), sFTP to a server, insert into a mysql database, provide an apache/php search/edit interface, auto-burn new images to a cd (with neat0 indexing for later cd browsing). All of this is 'automagic' except
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