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...The latest version has been on the Release of version 1.0.1 that is made on the date of 26-10-2012, which has been running stable on Windows devices with the addition of the mail server that Mercury mail. Hopefully LocalServer useful for you to use, and congratulations creative with LocalServer Thank you!

A bunch of tools for various purposes - lyrics presentation on a digital projector, CD copying organisation, an AJAX-based address book, Joomla! add-ons, software for monitoring incoming calls using FLI4L and AVM's Fritz!Box. Just something for everyone! The files on SourceForge are a bit aged, you can get an up-to-date overview at https://zephyrsoft.org or https://github.com/mathisdt

The QSight tool is an open-source datawarehouse design to collect and graphically show project data. Information is shown through pre-defined metrics. It is multi-platform tool using open-source components.

Webstats Solr is an attempt to make Apache Access log easier to Data Mine. By adding a powerful Search Engine (SOLR) as a Backend and using Java Script and HTML and maybe PHP I hope to out date AWStats.

This stores package history for multiple machines using apt, allowing you to run package comparisons between machines, check what version was installed on what date and keep a record of what is currently installed.

The Playback Machine is a television station in a box. It allows you to schedule movies for playback at a particular time and date. Whenever the PM is not playing scheduled content, it shows slides, plays music, and shows "Up Next" announcements.

A simple command to convert calendar dates to julian dates. Quite useful in timing situations where you need elapsed time between dates. Also useful for astronomy applications.

Stay up to date on the Mid Ohio Valley Linux Users Group's website and forum. Quickly access Slashdot Headlines. Without opening a web browser!

Webolution creates a web page that displays your current up-to-date Evolution (from Ximiam) calendar schedule for the current week (including static and recurring events). This, of course, requires that you have Evolution installed.