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Paos is a server for Python objects and event notifications, and comes with a client module for network communication and object cache management. Paos is often used in workflow systems and similar applications.
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This is the linux GUI for the eDonkey2000 project, u still need the command line client but if u download this tool u will have a nice frontend too to make it handy
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Provide various clients for the opengiggle server (http://giggle.opengiggle.org/). The initial client will be written in python, with gtk and possibly kde clients to be written in the future.
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Loofah is a Python/Tk-based GUI frontend for Folding@Home distributed computing console client. See http://foldingathome.stanford.edu.
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This project will provide a suite of applications which will function as a remote file download accelerator . The roadmap for the project is 1. proof of concept (Command Line Interface) cli client. 2. resume / failure recovery added to
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Pycq is a 100% Python module implementing the client side of the Mirabilis ICQ protocol v5. Stable and platform-independent, it allows you to write ICQ clients or bots in a few lines of code.
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ShareWatch - a client/server utility that keeps you up to date with share prices; uses free data (across multiple exchanges); provides a stock ticker and wxHTML window to display prices; chart downloading; platform independence. (Python/wxPython/SOAP)
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UPython is a client utility for the Uptimes Project (http://www.uptimes.net/), written entirely in Python.
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QNNTPGet is a program for downloading multipart binaries from newsservers. It is written in python using the PyQT bindings. It can work as a stand alone client but works best as a front end to leafnode.
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PyWIRLD started as a remote ppp dialer. It will be able to manage several machines from a single client, monitor and control network interfaces, and have all features availible via dynamically loadable plugins.
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Pygnut will become a clean, intuitive and powerful Gnutella client. A general Gnutella engine called Patella will drive it.
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Objirc Chat is a Java based IRC client. This 5th generation product includes: * a cool Swing based GUI (designed for real people not just Java developers) * event-based support for the IRC protocol * Python and Java based plugin support * DCC pr
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torrential2
A simple web based torrent client
A simple java web-based torrent app. Uses TheSHAD0W's Bittornado under the hood. Deploys in Tomcat. -
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Boitata, a blog client that can run from a pendrive and store previous and future posts in a simple database. No setup, single executable with one version for windows and other for linux.
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Frech is an elegant IRC client writen in Python for the GNOME desktop. It's main focus is in presenting the user with an usable, eye-candy enabled interface, while providing seamless integration with the rest of your GNOME desktop.
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Very simple tv shows torrents downloader, works with changed gnome-btdownloader. Project is writen in Python and use feedparser library, and for subtitles periscope. plugin for nautilus
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shellpic
ASCII-art is so 2013
Shellpic uses escape codes to display images in a terminal, IRC or NUTS client. -
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Client/Server-splitted IRC-Client, Designed to run the Server on a remote machine staying connected to the IRC-Servers and having the client connected when chatting. Server can log all conversations. Dont miss any important message anymore!
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A new python SSL/TLS based file sharing program for encrypted server/client based shares with built in chat client.
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Camio is a multiprotocol and multiplatform IM client developed in Python and GTK. The idea is to get a simple and minimalist client but with support for all the features of the different protocols
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Myocastor
Myocastor is a simple, fast, functional and multiplatform email client
Myocastor is a simple, fast, functional and multiplatform email client. The project is abandoned. -
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Fontman
Most elegant cross platform font manager you will ever use
Fontman is an all in one font management project for all font designers, developers and users, targeting libre/open source fonts. Design and develop your fonts and simply package and ship them using Fontman for universal typefaces seekers. Fontman follows client-server architecture, a server to track all of font and user data, and a beautiful client application with its front end built with Electron as known as Atom shell and its backend built with Python. Fontman client supports all...
