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A collection of scalable Hebrew fonts for GNU/Linux.
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A C++ class to enable prediction of the reflectance spectrum of two overprinted inks (i.e., solids), using the inverted Viggiano trapping equation.
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A suite of PHP/MySQL tools for schools. A tool for producing and managing student reports. A tool for managing an office supplies room. Tools for managing a small library or a laboratory collection. A tool for managing and reporting on absentees.
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A collection of enhanced PPD files for Canon Pixma MP600 and MP610 all-in-one printers, and a Sane scanner driver for Canon Pixma MP140, MP210, MP520, MP610, MP710, MX700 for up to 4800 dpi resolution, that can be used with Sane 1.0.18 or 1.0.19.
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Project Budgie aims to produce a collection of text templating engines for the Parrot VM, including one that is compatible to the popular HTML::Template Perl module.
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Collection of PostScript programs, clip art, and utilities from comp.sources.postscript and other sources.
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XMedia is an XML framework to manage a large collection of media files like CDR, Images, Video, MP3, etc. XMedia does for media what DocBook does for documentation. See http://xmedia.sourceforge.net/
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