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Crystal Space is an Open Source 3D SDK for Unix, Windows, and MacOS/X. It renders with OpenGL and features GLSL shaders, CG shaders, deferred rendering, dynamic shadows, bullet based physics library, terrain engine, skeleton based animation meshes, exporter for Blender, portals, etc...
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Audiere is a portable audio library which supports playing MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, WAV, IT, XM, S3M, and MOD files. You can use it from C, C++, Python, Java, Delphi, and any language that supports XPCOM (JavaScript in Mozilla, for example).
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Blue Pad turns your cellphone into a remote PC controller over bluetooth. It is useful for playing games, control presentations and video/audio away from the computer.
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Futures Gateway is a not-for-profit educational project for children (primarily ages 8 - 18) and their families. It uses interactive and collaborative activities, especially Wiki and HTML document and media management software, videoconferencing, chat, b
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A graphical isometric multiplayer virtual reality server in MUD-style. Rooms and server code can be changed online. At the moment, there is also an IRC link. Clients are available in Java and Python/C.
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