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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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An extension for F-spot (Photo management for GNOME), allowing to export photos to rajce.net web photo albums.
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ClutterFlow is a CoverFlow clone for the Banshee media player. ClutterFlow uses the Clutter toolkit to harness the OpenGL powers. For more info: http://gitorious.org/banshee-community-extensions/pages/ClutterFlow
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monoGIS will be a complete GIS suite for the Mono platform. The current milestone release includes an internet mapserver, OGC WMS implementation and some tools like spatial format conversion. For other projects using monoGIS see mdwglib and Appomattox.
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gSpatial is a spatial file browser for Gnome that ensures that each folder is represented as a single browser window, and each folder's window always appears in the same location it was left. It also features attaching folders to the side of the screen.
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