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A easy basic in order to make games in 2d style amos for linux and windows The basic it comprises a module runtime, ide examples and games.

A Java-based visual compiler for GUI recognition and automation. The screens are described in an XML file which contains the definitions of lexemes and the tokens that comprise them. Upon a successful match of a screen, user-defined code is executed. Within the scope of this code, the user is capable of extracting data from the screen, interpreting it, and driving the GUI accordingly. The demonstration example reads the value of a calculator, displays it for the user, and enables him to...

Core3D is a lightweight framework for developing robust 3D Visualization and Simulation applications. The Core3D library provides structure and organization to speed up application development. Tightly coupled or interrelated functionalities are partitioned into groups. These groups ensure there is a separation of concerns. For example, the description of shapes and visual characteristics of a scene are separated from code that renders the scene on different graphics hardware. This code...

Photo Kiosk software suited for Mini-labs.Has intuitively simple and singular interface. Need a regular PC to run and can be fully customized (logos, appearance, languages, etc) for photo shop own style.

Kallery - highly configurable image web-gallery generator wizard for the KDE Desktop.

Peeper is a program to view an area of the screen at a certain magnification. It has the ability to magnify animations, and view the screen at different levels of magnification. It is designed to support many widget sets and graphics backends.

Charts Library and Visual Environment. Free software for scientific and business charts generation. Converts data flows into well-designed images. Suitable for web, reports, presentations and applications development. Based on its own CHD format.

K-Mindmap lets you create tree graphs; where each branch contains space for text. The structure of the tree graph is intended to reflect contextual relations between the text fields. A physical simulation moves the graph to keep it looking nice.

MediaStation - the Media Application FrameWork for openBeOS - MediaStation has a strong focus on making openBeOS the No.1 solution for multimedia professionals - MediaStation builds up a leading development environment based on the MIT license\n