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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.

PDF Clown is a general-purpose Java and .NET library for manipulating PDF files through multiple abstraction layers, rigorously adhering to PDF 1.7 specification (ISO 32000-1). This project aims to provide a universal access to PDF files (creation, reading, editing, rendering...) through an accurate and elegant object-oriented API. * Features: http://pdfclown.org/overview/features/ * Overview: http://pdfclown.org/overview/architecture/ * Website: http://pdfclown.org/ * Blog:...

.NET bindings for mapnik.

ImageStone is a powerful C++ class library for image manipulation. Its features include load, save, display, transformation, and nearly 100 special image effects. It can be used cross platform (includes Windows, Linux, Mac), and especially under windows it can be used as a DIB wrapper class.

BrokenFinger is a collection of demo 3D programs showing latest implementation in the areas of: Document Object Model, GPU Bound Processing, and Procedural Modeling(e.g. CGA Shape).

Jeto is a flexible, advanced platform and operating system based on the ECMA CLI standard (ECMA-335). It strives to incorporate new ideas and concepts.

Sort, filter and aggregate lists of business objects without all the boring code! This library provides a powerful "view" approach to data binding .NET objects to user interface controls.

Library to generate SVG primitives from within ASP.net

An open, portable client library for the FotoBilder service used by LiveJournal.com, PicPix.com, and others. Written in c#, and intended to be built under both .NET and Mono, this library allows client developers to focus on their interface.

A XHTML to PDF converter: with this library, you can transform simple XHTML pages to nice and printable PDF files. This project is based on the excellent webzine article "Pdfizer, a dumb HTML to PDF converter, in C#" written by Jonathan de Halleux.