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pyFretCalc is a Python/PyQt program used to calculate the positions of the frets on fretted instruments (guitars, basses, etc..).
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K3Studio is the universal workbench for 2d/3d modeling, visualization and simulation. The main topic is simulation and visualization of automata networks, but it can be used for diagram drawing, flowcharting, presentation, as a CAD, GIS,...
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KPNClac is a polish notation calculator intended to inspired by the HP48 Series calculators. It handles complex numbers and will someday handle matricies. The next current development version allows user programmable functions via python.
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A gnome mathematical GUI designed to be a central tool where you can launch various other existing mathematical tools. It now supports Numerical Python Session, and more soon.
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Desktop and Mobile Device Management SoftwareDesktop Central is a unified endpoint management (UEM) solution that helps in managing servers, laptops, desktops, smartphones, and tablets from a central location.
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RGnome is a gtk based frontend for GNU R, which is a widely used language for statistical computing. It features a fully working R console and an editor with syntax highlighting.
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A tool to practice and learn Multiple-Choice tests which are very popular at universities. Developed by a team of german Medicine students who wants to bring the "Gegenstandskatalog" to more than Windows.
