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JavaForce
Java Development Framework
JavaForce (JF) is a Java library extending the capabilities of Java. It includes a VoIP stack and native bindings for FFMPEG, OpenGL, and Camera (Windows, Linux and Mac). Includes many apps such as jfPhone, jfPBX, jfPaint, jfVideo Creator, etc. JF is the core of the Java/Linux Operating System : jfLinux.sf.net JF is also used to create another Minecraft clone : jfcraft.sf.net Moved to github.com/pquiring/javaforce -
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Cuberite
A lightweight, fast and extensible game server for Minecraft
...The software recreates core gameplay systems such as world generation, multiplayer networking, and commands while allowing extensive customization through a plugin system. One of its defining features is a Lua-based plugin API that allows developers to easily extend the server with custom features, commands, and gameplay mechanics. Cuberite is designed to run on a wide variety of platforms including Windows, Linux, macOS, Android devices, and embedded systems.
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