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Sol Map is a open source model for the solar system written in Java. Sol Map includes a GUI viewer (i.e. an orrery). Sol Map is currently in development. Download the screen shot to see an example image.
This is a image browser, to see them as mini-photos, easy rotation, full-screen display and slide show...
This program is intended to manipulate photos from a digital camera.
Developped in pure Java, with JAI.
uFrag is a puzzle game where you attempt to remove all blocks from the screen. The game looks similar to many disk defragmenter visualisations, thus where the name comes from. (Like Jawbreaker or Otis)
MSBLayout is a LayoutManager for Java AWT and Swing that combines the nested-boxes approach of BoxLayout with flexible constraints as used by GridBagLayout. A concise API minimizes the code required to get good layouts with optimal resizing behaviour
JMacAdapter is a Mac OS X adapter for Java built as a reflective wrapper for com.apple.eawt.*, allowing programs to look and behave like native Mac OS X applications without having to depend on com.apple.eawt.* imports, which are often unavailable.
GaugeBook displays Gauges of your FSX (with SP2 or Acceleration) and gives you control over a lot of Settings. Change Frequencies, QNH, etc with a few mouse clicks. It's still beta but the new G1000 is a blast. Runs smooth on any notebook.
A multiplatform (win/linux, soon osX) application that takes a snapshot of the screen at regular intervals. This can later be used for time sheets or similar. It consists of a service that makes the screen shots and a viewer. Read the wiki!
"Java Textual Desktop" project stands for the classical TEXT screen with java implementation inspired with Curcus which used for decades in the history of UNIX (linux).
This project contain chat server and chat client/admin that works on Windows/Unix.. This is a Free software. Developed by Osama Mohammad Oransa, 2009,contain 3 parts : Chat Server ,Admin and Chat Clients, Based on Java RMI, will support XMPP soon.
en: A Grafical Machine. Describes symbols, icons or any group of grafical objects in a simple way. These are independent from screen.
de: eine grafische Maschine, die Grafik macht. Einfach. Unabhängig vom Schirm.
A Java library that makes accessing webpages and internet content simple, including submitting forms, "clicking" links, screen scraping, and navigating structure in a Javascript-like fashion. Integrated with the Chrome javascript engine Rhino.
Fire is a fast, themable UI toolkit and xHTML/CSS renderer for mobile application and game development. It is an eye-candy alternative to the standard midp2 UI components and unlike them it produces a superior UI result on all mobile devices!
ADAPTorrent is a torrent-derivative protocol. It's purpose is to facilitate anonymous downloads. Anonymity is achieved by shielding each peer behind a screen of the peers friends. Please see the master thesis site for the full specification.
A small simple program that allows the user to practice counting cards to gain an edge in black jack. The main screen has a picture of a deck and a face up card. Alt and an arrow key allow the user to easily scroll through cards as count is kept.
Tool to achieve measures of sizes and angles using a set of visual drawing rules in screen. The rules can be resized, inverted and placed horizontally and vertically. Multiple pointers to capture polygonal forms. Easy to use and multiplatform.