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Koog Epsilon is dedicated toward providing a very friendly napster experience on KDE. This project is aimed more towards the casual linux user rather than a developer, and is designed with that in mind. This project will not try to provide a large amount

Distributed Desktop Search is the first attempt to enhance a wide-used file sharing software (Limewire) with the capabilities of a desktop search application, namely Google Desktop Search. The goal is to evolve from file-sharing to content-sharing.

Kypeless encapsulates strong symmetric and asymmetric cryptography so you can get the benefits of secure communication following some simple steps. Right now, Kypeless is unstable pre-alpha software, published only for testing purposes. Kypeless allows you to exchange instant messages, long not-so-instant messages and files, but a lot more features are planned to be implemented later.

The Kytane Client is an Open Source front end for the Kytane Data Service which is a internet based data storage mechanism.

Laika analyzes and reports on the interoperability capabilities of EHR systems. This includes the testing for certification of EHR software products and networks.

Lan search engine that indexes files on FTP and SMB servers and allows to search and browse them through web interface.

LANShare is a program that would enable users within a similar workgroup in the same LAN environment to share files and folders and create their own groups and communicate using peer to peer method without any central server or authority needed.

LionShare is a secure P2P file sharing application.

This is a p2p software for images sharing.

This is LambdaFTP project, a high performance FTP variant. NOTE: IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR UDT, PLEASE GO TO HTTP://UDT.SF.NET.

a group of network tools aimed to promote, search and rate shared resources. Basicly, it consists of console indexing utilities and web front-end to the database.

Little tool for transfering files via network beetween several operating systems.

LargoRecipes is a Java/Swing application for managing recipes. It does sophisticated ingredient parsing, handles RecipeML and MealMaster file formats, and generates recipe web pages. Future plans include integration with an XML database.

LazySync is a pure-Java file-synchronization program written for handheld devices (currently supports the Compaq iPAQ) using the SavaJeXE (www.savaje.com) Java operating system.

Leech is a file synchronization system that automatically replicates the contents of a network share to all participating machines.

LeechKing is a program to automatically feed Overnet with the newest mp3’s or films that you can get. For this purpose it gets the ed2k Links from websites, inserts them in a database, puts them into Overnet and moves them to a ready directory.

Lens is an opt-in search engine and data collection tool to aid content discovery of the distributed web. It exposes a simple, minimal API for intelligently indexing and querying content on IPFS. Initially integrated with Temporal, Lens will allow users to optionally have the data they upload be searched and indexed and be awarded with RTC for participating in the data collection process. Users can then search for content using a simple-to-use API. Searching through Lens will be facilitated through Temporal web. Optionally, we will have a service independent from Temporal which users can submit content to have it be indexed. This however, is not compensated with RTC. In order to receive the RTC, you must participate through Lens indexing within the Temporal web interface.

Leonidas is basically the ASP.NET porting of the phpMyBitTorrent Tracker. Written in both C# and Visual Basic and fully compatible with Apache/Mono, this tracker offers many advanced features for BitTorrent community.

We work in the WAN just like in the LAN. Let's start working with LetZ. LetZ starts working!

Letter Doc will be a system to be able to view and manage a variety of document of different file formats. It is going to be web-based, and built with PHP and MySQL initially.

LibreWeb is an open-source decentralized web browser, leveraging IPFS. What would you do differently; if you could reinvent The Internet in the 21st century? With all the knowledge and new technologies available today. I was inspired by Douglas Engelbart, Tim Berners-Lee, and Ted Nelson as well as projects like IPFS, Jekyll, ARPANET, and more. Everyone should be able to easily read and create a site/blog/news page and publish the content online (without minimal technical knowledge). Built-in easy-to-use editor (whenever you want to publish some content without programming language knowledge). Decentralized (no single-point of failure or censorship), like P2P, DHT, and IPFS. Versioning/revisions of content and documents (automatically solves broken 'links', that can't be happy anymore). Publisher users should be able to add additional information about the document/page, eg. title or path (similar in how Jekyll is using the YML format for meta data).

Libretto is a multiuser download manager; works in a graphical Web browser; the Web Server executes the downloads and saves that in a directory of user's choice. Currently supports protocols HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, Bittorrent, Metalink and Jigdo

Librevault is a peer-to-peer file synchronization tool that offers a decentralized alternative to services like Dropbox or Resilio Sync. It automatically syncs files across devices without relying on cloud servers, ensuring full user control and privacy. Librevault uses local discovery and encryption to keep data secure and accessible only to trusted peers. Its cross-platform support and real-time synchronization capabilities make it suitable for both personal and collaborative use. Though still in early development stages, Librevault represents a privacy-focused vision for file sharing and synchronization.

A really light web interface to easily share small files/pictures. Data are stored in mysql database (nothing on filesystem). Allow temporary hosting of files (between 10 minutes and 1 year) Image files can be downloaded with on the fly resizing Upload mode are :    - File from disk    - Raw text in editor    - Base64 encoded file in editor    - Html file using WYSIWYG CKEditor    - URL using raw text editor (for URL shortening) non-hidden available files can be access by    - html page list    - javascript slideshow    - rss flow    - direct url with rewriting (file with id 42 can by referred by http://server.dom/filebox?42 or by http://server.dom/filebox/42.jpg)

HyperCuP is as P2P infrastructure for scalable distributed communication. HyperCuP has been invented by Schlosser, Sintek, Decker and Nejdl. This project delivers a light-weight implementation of HyperCuP ready to make current apps distributed in a minut