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lamco-rdp-server
A full-featured Wayland-native RDP server for Linux written in Rust.
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cIPS is a robust TCP/IP stack for embedded devices.The cIPS library runs without an Operating System and is entirely abstract from any platform. However, it has been fully tested on the Xilinx Spartan 3E Starter Kit.
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HTML5 canvas chart library (javascript) . Display and animate charts & graph in HTML5 Canvas. Signal,pie,ring,led,digital,odometer, radial and lineal meters, thermometer and vumeter,piramid,funnel,stack and Multiserie charts availables
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GibPhone is a highly extensible VoIP/IM client for the .NET framework that uses a powerful plugin engine to allow for UI extensions and any call control stack / media payload / transport protocol combination.
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