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Deploy Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform on Microsoft Azure for a strategic automation solution that allows you to orchestrate, govern and operationalize your Azure environment.
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Calmerry is beneficial for businesses of all sizes, particularly those in high-stress industries, organizations with remote teams, and HR departments seeking to improve employee well-being and productivity
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Matroska is an open standard audio/video container format. Visit our homepage at http://www.matroska.org
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PeerGuardian
PeerGuardian - a privacy oriented firewall application
PeerGuardian is a privacy oriented firewall application. It blocks connections to and from hosts specified in huge blocklists (thousands or millions of IP ranges). Its origin seeds in targeting aggressive IPs while you use P2P. PeerGuardian Linux: Not developed actively anymore. Team might still be around. Some unreleased changes on git. Outdated technology. Peerguardian OS X: Not developed anymore. We've lost contact with the OS X developer. PeerGuardian Windows: Not developed... -
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NullFXP is a cross-platform SFTP/FTP/Secure FTP client with GUI, based on Qt technology. It support multi host connection and multi transport each other supported protocol at meanwhile.
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BitRocket is a Native BitTorrent client for Mac OS X. At the heart of it's core resides the powerful libtorrent BitTorrent library. BitRocket is aimed to be a good alternative to other Mac OS X BitTorrent clients.
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For minor company expenses, you might utilize a spend management solution or track everything in spreadsheets. For everything more, you'll need Precoro. We help companies achieve procurement excellence and budget efficiency by building transparent, predictable, automated spending workflows.
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Shakespeer is a Direct Connect implementation for Unix-like systems. It aims to be fast, easy to use and compatible with DC++. The major goal of ShakesPeer is to create a Mac OS X application with an Aqua graphical user interface.
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Sermonaudio Transfer Client for the Linux OS. Allows sermons and videos to be downloaded from Favorites, and Sermons to be UPLOADED to SermonAudio.
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The purpose of this project is to basically take up where TekNap left off and adding a user freindly GUI, new commands, and hooks. Yet keeping the powerful scripting language and customizabilty that currently exists.
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A CVS with simple architecture and easy interface. Use to sincronize automatically a directory, project or for backup. Works in any OS with Perl. FEATURES: web access; client/server; protocol compression; own chksum; Web Admin.
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dcosx is a Direct Connect client based on dclib. It takes full advantage of Mac OS X's Cocoa environment, so we x'rs don't have to trudge through QT.
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WorkforceHub is the instantly useful, delightfully simple to use, small business solution for tracking time, scheduling and hiring. It scales as your business grows while delivering the mission-critical features an organization needs. It is tailored to, built for, and priced for small business employers.
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OpenAG is the first Unix/Linux/Mac OS X implementation of the (unofficial) Audiogalaxy File Sharing Protocol. OpenAG includes both client and server projects. The client is available as a command line application or with a Mac OS X Aqua interface.
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HXD for OS X is a complete distribution of HXD for Mac OS X. It includes a preferences pane for the System Preferences application for controlling the server.
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The Collaborative Virtual Workspace is a software environment that provides a "virtual building" where teams can communicate, collaborate, and share information, regardless of their geographic location. For documentation, see the "Home Page" link above.
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Spicewood is an OS independent database/file sharing server that combines centralization and decentralization for a greater efficiency and security, as well as a dependent client that will be made for multiple operating systems.
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