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ImageCentral is an image database and image processor, in one package. It features integrated RAW conversions through ufraw. A web album frontend is also available in the package.
Solomon SSD1928 is a powerful graphics processor capable of driving small TFT displays. This project aims to develop a cross-platform, efficient and extensive API to allow users to make the most out this versatile graphics processor.
An independent and flexible image processor (resize,...) and caching solution. It supports multiple profiles to support different processing values and paths. It can be used by many other projects (CMS, blogs, ...) very easily as well.
PowerMaker will be a fully developed Text/Word Processor and Presentation/Slide Manager for MacOS X. Name comes from two commercial Apps it tries to resemble and mix in look and feel as good as possible: PowerPoint by Microsoft & FrameMaker by Adobe
LiveFrame Gallery is an easily customized, web-based album and slideshow for sets of photographs.
LiveFrame Lab is a jpeg processor that scales, rotates and captions images, and outputs LiveFrame Gallery directories and configuration files.
Site dedicated to further understanding and customisation of Digital Photo Frames containing the Sitronix ST2205U processor. This will generally mean the small 1.5" displays found in keyring-style picture frames with resolutions of 128x128.