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LeechCraft is a cross-platform modular "internet-client" application.
It has plugins that allow one to browse the web, chat via instant messaging (like Jabber or IRC), read RSS/Atom feeds, download files via BitTorrent, Direct Connect and other protocols, play media files and much more.
notifiles is a multiplatform application (Linux, MacOSX, Windows) intended to fire various kinds of custom notifications (podcasts, eMails, logs, scripts) when new files are created inside watched folders.
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RSS aggregator written in python, using django. Feeds and feed items can be annotated with tags and other information from services such as twitter & delicious. Allow communities such as teachers to get focused, useful information from the interweb.
An old-shool web-based news reader and bookmarking app
This project intends to provide a free (as in freedom) alternative to web news readers and bookmarking apps.
It is built around the following analogies:
1. You contemplate the river of news flowing down from your selection of sources.
2. You can then use a sieve to filter out and collect the most interesting links.
A demo is at http://wateronmars-demo.herokuapp.com
For the curious developers the aim is also to provide the base mechanics for news and bookmarks manipulations....