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Linux-based Network Bootmanager A graphical bootmanager providing OS deployment and repair for Linux, Windows, possibly other operating systems, via PXE and local cache.
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Currently-under-development library of OS-independent objects to provide complex parallel port control, high-resolution timers and other similar facilities needed when using PC I/O ports to control external digital electronics.
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Multi Operating System Installer. Installer Software independs from the OS. Write in differents languages JAVA SWING, JAVA SWT, JAVA AWT and wxWidgets(c++).
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Train ML Models With SQL You Already KnowBuild and deploy ML models using familiar SQL. Automate data prep with built-in Gemini. Query 1 TB and store 10 GB free monthly.
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Achelous is attempt to clone Mac OS X for the Intel X86 Chipset. There are currently two teams working on the project: the Kernel team and the GUI team.
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Unilinux is a project to build an OS distribution management system that can support any package format - initially based on Debian/GNU Linux. The whole system will eventually do much more than simple package management.
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