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The Family Pack
TFP is a multi-platform, evidence based, genealogy program.
The Family Pack is a multi-platform genealogy program with a new evidence based database. All the standard genealogy program features are planned plus some new and novel ones. -
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HistoryCal
A calculator to work with historical dates and calendars.
HistoryCal is a practical calculator designed to work with historical dates and calendars. The calculator will allow you to work with many different world calendar schemes and calculate ranges and ages based on these calendars. The calculator also has a script language that allows you to create variations of the built-in calendars: calendars that shift the new year to a different day; hybrid calendars that switch between schemes; local observational calendars that depend on a particular... -
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HistoryLoc
HistoryLoc is a practical system to track place names over time.
The goal of the HistoryLoc project is to develop a practical means to track place names over time. It will do this by developing a C/C++ library and a reference program. -
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Programmable Calendric Calculator
Convert between calendars and work with date ranges.
This calculator will allow you to convert between many different world calendar schemes and calculate ranges and ages based on these calendars. The calculator also has a script language that allows you to create variations of the built-in calendars: calendars that shift the new year to a different day, hybrid calendars that switch between schemes, local observational calendars that depend on a particular location, year counts that change for specific eras (regnal calendars) and calendars... -
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Familiar is cross-platform Family Tree management (Genealogy) Software using QT. It supports viewing/editing file tree using drag-drop in multiple ways. Events allow you to define events in any number.
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Gedcom.NET is a .NET/Mono genealogy application development library, and set of applications which make use of this.
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Genea-GEDCOM is a library for reading, writing and manipulating GEDCOM files. It is written in C# and currently supports GEDCOM 5.5.
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Target is develop import and export filter for various data base systems from and to GEDCOM and GedXML (the XML specification of GEDCOM). The GEDCOM data format is prepared by "The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints" (also known as Mormone)
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A callback GEDCOM parser for Ruby, including an interface for parsing standard GEDCOM formatted dates.
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Prognatus is a cross-platform genealogy project. But it is more than just genealogy. Prognatus will provide routines for maintaining general historic information, searchable thru different view angles, and more!
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