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...Generating a project and filling in all relatives and ancestors resulted in an .ahn file. Unfortunatelly, this format cannot be imported by any of the current genealogy software. On the other side, GEDCOM can be read without problems by most of today's programs.

...Ancestris is developed under GNU General Public License. Ancestris is a genealogy software that closely respects the GEDCOM 5.5 standard which will allow you to work on files that are reliable and that you can exchange and share without losing data. In addition to the editors (Ancestris comes with two editors: a GEDCOM editor and a standard one), it offers many views like tree view, geographic view, chronological view, browsers, tables: individuals, families, etc.. and numerous reports. It offers an opportunity to expand its capabilities and adapt it to your needs and desires thanks to plugins.

Given GEDCOM file, the program groups persons by haplogroups and prints different kinds of reports including atree. Given atree - the program generates GEDCOM file from it. Utility can be used for text files transcoding (including into phonetic from russian windows-1251 GEDCOMs etc)

Arbol3D is a very simple genealogic program writeen in Java (Spanish). You can edit info (name, sex, dates of birth, death, marriage, etc...) for individuals, add/remove photo, import and export GEDCOM data and more... The program uses a text file as database!

GEDPrint is a small tool to create visual representations from GEDCOM files. This can include family trees or ancestor tables. The result can be viewed on screen or send to a printer. GDBI support is planned but not implemented, yet.

A Java app for the entry, storage, and networking of genealogical information. Unlike most other genealogical database programs, Genealogy uses the rich GENTECH model rather than a custom one or GEDCOM, and can network remote genealogical databases.

...Towns grow, buildings are constructed, ships explore new seas, and armies battle. Harbors silt in, rivers change course, and cities are sacked and burned. When you are standing at a historical site and using your mobile phone, you can see all the events that happened around you at that exact spot then zoom out to see the context of what was happening more globally.