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    Gitin

    IT inventory: keep track of devices, networks and cables in a database

    ...Keep everything in a MySQL compatible database, so that you have full access to your data in any case. GitinCLI (Gambas interpreted) for cases where no full desktop is available, e.g. over a terminal ssh session (maybe when you need these data the most). Work starts at basic use, hope to change the description once to: Have a NICE desktop program. I am able to: - drag 'n drop device to room, cable plugs to device's NIC - list all free or used ip addresses - pull cables to rooms they run through I want to: - calculate the value of (selection of) devices for insurance of bookkeeping - sum the invested amount in IT devices over time - print reports
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