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Implementation of the popular ODBC standard for non-Windows platforms such as Linux and Mac OS X. Includes; DriverManager and several command-line tools
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FastoRedis
Cross-platform open source Redis DB management tool
...It put the same engine that powers Redis's redis-cli shell. Everything you can write in redis-cli shell — you can write in FastoRedis! Our program works on the most amount of Linux systems, also on Windows, Mac OS X, FreeBSD and Android platforms, on desktops and embedded devices. -
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Kevora provides an IDE for database developers and DBAs. It is being designed to be an alternative tool for those interested in working on Linux, Windows or MacOS workstations.
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TaCo is a tasty Palm application that enables you to use the Tanaka Corpus on your handheld. The Tanaka Corpus is a collection of Japanese/English sentence pairs that a student of Japanese language can use as a source of example sentences.
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a kanji/kana Japanese/English dictionary for Palm PDAs (>=4MB, >=PalmOS 3.3) featuring handdraw recognition, searching by kana,kanji,meaning,multi-radical kanji lookup, stroke order diagrams, internal font library and edict supplied, ... so desu!
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Dictionary program for PalmOS and kanji-finder. Fast, easy and small (from 900kB on), supports multiple dictionaries (Ja,En,De,Ru,Fr,Cn,Tw,Es,Pt) western, chinese, and of course japanese devices, with dictionaries in main memory or expansion cards.
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Beer Wizard is the possibly temporary title for a piece of software being developed for members of the Craft Beer community.
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You can view maps of the US using moncarte on your Palm OS device. moncarte is designed to use the free maps available from the US census web site and is developed using the PRC-tools. You can zoom, pan, search for streets on your PDA.
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libpq for PalmOS enables to connect your Palm handheld to PostgreSQL server through TCP/IP connection. This library provides several functions, a subset of the generic libpq including large object (blob) manipulation functions.
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Golf Handicap Tracker (GHT) allows one or more golfers to keep track of their handicap. Originally written in 1991 at the request of my brother in-law Dave, it has been GPL'ed in the hopes of making it Über portable.
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Two applications, one VB/Win32, the other Palm, and a conduit, designed to track scale model collections from desire through purchase, building, contest entry, and display.
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PNoten is a special purpose calculator. It's purose is to convert the score (of a test) achieved by a student in relation to the total score to a rating (german: Note, Zeugnisnote) and to store and evaluablely keep these with all relevant information
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