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AriaNg
A modern web frontend making aria2 easier to use
...Filter files by specified file types (videos, audios, pictures, documents, applications, archives, etc.) or file extensions. Tree view for multi-directory task. Download / upload speed chart for aria2 or single task. Full support for aria2 settings. Less bandwidth usage, only requesting incremental data. -
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garlic
GaRLiC=Gambas Raw Lines of Code, a Gambas2 code library for use in SMB
Building blocks, small demo apps, and pieces of sample code for Gambas2. Also see more recent Garlic3 project on https://sourceforge.net/projects/garlic3. All can be used to take a look how things can be done in Gambas, not with the idea to supply a product or a finished program. The sourcecode can easily be run from Gambas2 on Linux. Some small programs that appear here are in real use in a small business, but no warranty is given! SimpleDemo contains more complete apps that can be... -
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miMas - GUI tool for SQL developers
A UI tool for any database
miMas is an intuitive GUI tool for SQL query development and data browsing. It provides a common set of features across all databases and can be installed on any Operating System which has a Java Runtime available. The tool uses JDBC drivers for connecting to a database. For most popular databases (Oracle, DB2, MySQL, MS SQL Server, Sybase, Cloudscape, PostgreSQL and Firebird), the JDBC driver is already included. For connecting to databases other than these, please refer to the tool's...
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