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Synergy Core
The keyboard and mouse sharing tool
This is the open source core component of Synergy, a keyboard and mouse sharing tool. Control your computers with one mouse and keyboard. Control multiple computers using only one keyboard and mouse. Focus on developing software, designing, gaming and remove time switching between operating systems. Throw away the extra keyboards and spend time where it really matters. Simplify your workspace by combining multiple computers into one. Easily copy and paste between computers with no effort at... -
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S.M.A.R.T. Monitoring Tools
Disk Inspection and Monitoring
smartmontools contains utility programs (smartctl, smartd) to control/monitor storage systems using the Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology System (S.M.A.R.T.) built into most modern ATA and SCSI disks. It is derived from smartsuite. -
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Open Programmer
An USB programmer for PIC, dsPIC, AVR, serial memories
An USB programmer for various devices, including PIC, dsPIC, AVR microcontrollers, and various kinds of serial eeproms -
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BRL-CAD
Open Source Solid Modeling CAD
BRL-CAD is a powerful cross-platform constructive solid geometry solid modeling system that includes an interactive geometry editor, ray-tracing for rendering & geometric analyses, network distributed framebuffer support, image & signal-processing tools. -
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A new 64-bit RISC platform, complemented by a set of development tools, standards specifications and synthesizable VHDL implementations.
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SmartKnob
Haptic input knob with software-defined endstops and virtual detents
SmartKnob is an open‑source hardware/software hybrid rotary input device featuring software-configurable end-stops and virtual detents, facilitated by a brushless gimbal motor and magnetic encoder—offering programmable haptic feedback and a novel, tactile user interface. 240x240 round LCD ("GC9A01"), protected by 39.5mm watch glass on rotor. BLDC gimbal motor, with a hollow shaft for mechanically & electrically connecting the LCD. PCB flexure and SMD resistors used as strain gauges for press... -
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This software supports programming Logitech(R) Harmony(TM) remote controls. It provides most of the functionality of the Windows software provided by Logitech(R), but is much smaller and cross-platform. This software allows you to update or backup configurations, upgrade firmware, or do IR-learning. NOTE: Development has moved to github: http://www.github.com/jaymzh/concordance
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NB: Development has been moved to Github: https://github.com/avrdudes/avarice AVaRICE is a program for interfacing the Atmel JTAG ICE to GDB to allow users to debug their embedded AVR target.
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parexec
Execute multiple commands in parallel and display output with ncurses
...When sending a SIGINT to parexec (usually done when you hit CTRL-C) it will wait for currently running processes, but if they are done parexec will exit ignoring all the following commands. When sending a SIGQUIT to parexec (usually done when you hit CTRL-\) or by sending SIGTERM to parexec (e.g. with kill parexec_pid) it will terminate the running processes immediately and exit. After the start of parexec your shell window will be split up horizontally into NUMTHREADS sections. Each section containing the output of one command (which will scroll away as your command writes too much) and a status bar. -
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dgtdrv aims to be a uci/xboard/crafty compatible interface (input engine) for the DGT Electronic Chess board on POSIX platforms. It relies on the dgtnix library.
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control cd organizer devices with a plugin-based architecture. Currently supports Dacal DC-300 and KDS CDM-751
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stenc
SCSI Tape Encryption Manager
SCSI Tape Encryption Manager - Manages encryption on LTO 4 and LTO 5 tape drives with hardware-based encryption. Program should work on any other SSP capable tape drives. Built specifically for Linux and AIX. Now supports key change auditing and key descriptors (uKAD). Check the Project News under the Develop section for more information. Project source code has moved to https://github.com/scsitape/stenc -
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GQGMC
Driver for GQ LLC GMC-300 Geiger Counter
GQGMC is a user level driver for interfacing a Linux host to GQ Electronic's GMC-300 geiger-muller counter. Written in C++, the driver provides an interface method for each of the capabilities of the GMC-300. A sample command line text only program and sample Qt based GUI program are provided. -
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eilin
eilin is a Linux utility to control settings of EIZO monitors.
eilin is a Linux library and an utility to control settings of EIZO monitors. -
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A Linux tool for the MikroElektronika (www.mikroe.com) AVRprog2 programming hardware. We have migrated to Github! https://github.com/avrprog2/avrprog2-code
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K8090
Library for controling Vellman K8090 USB relay card under Linux
This little library will control your Vellman K8090 USB relay card under Linux. The card is delivered with Windows support and a DLL to control it but nothing for Linux systems. Here is the missing part ! Enjoy ;o) -
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HarmonyHubControl
C++ Application to Control a Logitech Harmony Hub
C++ Application to Control a Logitech Harmony Hub. See the Readme in the Files section for more information. -
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An FM radio tuner daemon and command line control program. Tested with D-Link USB Radio (DSB-R100). Tested under Linux & FreeBSD.
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This is a simple CPU burn program for the major UNIX systems: AIX, BSD, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris etc (full list in the source file #defines) and Windows. It will discover the number of available CPU cores and fork enough threads to create a load on all cores by default. The number of threads and memory block size can be changed from the command line.
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NASLCD
LCD display controller for home NAS
This software can control a standard intelligent LCD display and show any kind of information on it so it could be use as a status display on a home Network Attached Storage or a HTPC. -
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A multi-platform GUI that allows you to inspect and modify the EEPROM of the FT232 line from FTDI. Also lets you send and receive data using all the bit bang modes.
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overdrive5
AMD GPU power/fan control via ADL OverDrive5 interface
Command line tool that uses AMD ADL OverDrive5 interface to control power and fan speed of their GPU boards. Look at the Wiki page about usage. Works on Windows and Linux (if video driver is loaded). -
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ebeam
Linux kernel driver and calibration tools for eBeam pointing devices
New location : https://ebeam.tuxfamily.org/ No more update on SourceForge. -
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System Stability Tester is a multi platform open source clone of SuperPI and comes with a GUI and a CLI. It can be used for CPU and RAM burning, stressing and benchmarking.
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VPreproc
C++ Verilog macro preprocessor
This is a standalone preprocessor for the Verilog HDL language. It is modified from the Verilog-PreProcessor of Verilog Perl tool 3.314. Most of the code is written by the team led by Wilson Snyder. What I have done in this project: * Provide a standalone command line interface (without Perl). * Replace the parts implemented in Perl to C++. * Encapsulate the package in a separated namespace for better independence. What I may do in the future: * Replace the C language features to...
