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...It provides the following major functions: * A device and system independent image format for storing images and information about them. Called the RLE format, it uses run length encoding to reduce storage space for most images. * A library of C routines for reading, writing and manipulating images stored in the RLE format. * A collections of programs for manipulating and displaying RLE images. License: says it's "GNU like" in the license.

Given two trees of audio files, examine the metadata for each file to try and determine the differences in the content of the trees. This helps find duplicate songs (or non-duplicated songs) even if the music is stored in different formats. Toggles let you determine how specific the matching criteria must be: Track number and song name? Artist, album, and track length? All of the above? Ultimately this program will let you delete duplicates from either the left or right trees, or copy...

OpenSubtitlesSearch is a multiplatform gui application written with QT to download subtitles from opensubtitles.org. Search subtitles based on a textual query or on a movie hash, and automatically change the encoding of the subs files if needeed.

A fast and simple GUI for dvdbackup using Ruby-GNOME2. It requires the Ruby-GNOME2 Package, which is available for nearly every OS/Linux distribution. For installation instructions have a look at the README or the Homepage.

This project is to create a common algorithm that converts Tamil texts encoded in any Encoding Schemes, such as TSCII, TAB, TAM, Bamini, Adhawin, Anjal, Tamilnet, Tboomi, Mylai, Shreelipi and other non-formal schemes to UNICODE.

KBookReader is a Linux KDE twin-panel text files viewer specialized in reading e-books. It supports multiple bookmarks, custom fonts, encoding selection.

...The main window contains any number of dockable log panels, each with arbitrary number of log sources. Every log source can have a separate font color and style, filters, alerts and encoding. Hides to tray.

narim is a GUI file-name encoding converter written in python and pygtk.

gbiff checks for mail within a file, in a qmail or MH style dir, or on an IMAP4, POP3 or APOP server, and can display headers (number, sender, subject, and date) when new mail has arrived. It also interprets any ISO-8859 encoding and supports both GTK an

A tool like MS Windows Character Map which places a Unicode character (or string thereof) in the clipboard. umap shows all the characters in an encoding. Clicking on a character places that character in the clipboard.

Cyrillic support for Java 2 under GNU/Linux. Adds input method for XFree86 4.x and CP1251 encoding for java.nio subsystem.