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Grimmory is a self-hosted digital library management platform designed to help users organize, read, and manage their entire book collection in a centralized and fully controlled environment. As the successor to Booklore, it expands on the idea of personal knowledge ownership by allowing users to store and interact with books without relying on third-party cloud services. The platform supports a wide range of formats, including eBooks, PDFs, comics, and audiobooks, making it versatile for...

Photo Marathons are photographic competitions where the competitors are given a set period of time to produce a number of images on given topics, 1 image per topic. E.g. 6 hours to produce 12 images on 12 given topics. This software is designed to help with the organisation of a photo marathon, create a master topic list, randomly assign topics to contestants, deal with images as they are returned, upload to a central store etc. INITIALLY THIS WILL BE COMMANDLINE ONLY, GUI TO FOLLOW.

iMuLinux is a small open source project that aims to port the small muLinux into the iDevices via iDos App (a made4iOS DosBox version available here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/idos/id377135644?mt=8 ). The keyboard is easily recognized by the modified-kernel but the App crashes when U try to run one of the main UnixTools and so U cannot have a valid LinuxUser experience. I decided to share this project with U to find help.

*INFO* Latest builds are available here: http://goo.gl/qx8mS0 TV Show Manager is a chrome app that can be used to track your favorite TV shows from the US tv channels. You can add your favorite shows and then get the details of each and every episode. You can track when the new episode of a show is coming and also get an overview of what will be happening in that particular episode. You can add as many shows as you want to the collection and find out detailed information about the and...

sierdzio's Photo Downloader and Redistributor is an app that boosts photo management. It copies photos (RAW, JPEG, TIFF) from a device into an organized archive. After developing/ processing, sPDaR can transfers photos into a separate user's archiv