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Desktop client for GSS, a centralized storage service with innovative features like file versioning, sharing, etc. The implementation is in Tcl/Tk, and is available for Linux, Microsoft Windows, or OS X.
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Public Computing Services strives to provide essential information management to families that can't afford commercial software. Browser-based applications help users manage health, communications, education, legal, financial, home and employment data.
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CANTCL is the Canonical Tcl Archive Network and will provide an online repository for binary and source code distributions of Tcl extensions and applications.
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A simple file splitter/joiner written in Tcl/Tk. It can currently only be used to join previously-split files such as those downloaded from newsgroups with .001 .002 etc... extensions, but unlike many splitters, the user can opt to skip missing files.
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Open source access to dcm ( DICOM ) files on pc's with tcl/tk. The purpose of this project is to develop an open environment for view, share, manipulate, etc. dcm files. C libs (dll or so) and basic Tcl/Tk GUI are available
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capster is the first multi-platform GUI napster client. it has more features than even the well-featured windows client. it can be run on windows, unix, mac... any OS for which there is a Tcl/Tk runtime.
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