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This project is a set of Ruby language bindings for the various application development libraries included with the GNOME environment, most importantly the GTK+ widget toolkit. This project has been obsolete. See Ruby-GNOME2 project instead.
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MPIRuby is a Ruby version of the MPI supercomputing standard interface. It enables massively parallel and distributed algorithms to be written in a platform-independent manner suitable for large-scale computation-intensive experiments. MPI is the \"Mes
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A callback GEDCOM parser for Ruby, including an interface for parsing standard GEDCOM formatted dates.
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This project will consist of a series of scripts/programs to convert data in XML form to data in LDAP/LDIF form.
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PeerTalk is a chat program for use on small LANs without a central server. It runs on both Linux and Windows, and it uses reliable TCP connections.
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A pluggable jukebox, in which the components talk XMLRPC to one another. This lets you have multiple UIs, multiple player types, multiple queueing systems. The ultimate conclusion would be a build your own jukebox kit. Includes a back end that Gronk! can
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An implementation of the Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol, or BEEP (RFC 3080), in the Ruby programming language. The implementation intends to reach a feature parity level with other representative BEEP implementations in Java and Tcl.
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Fax software that supports class1.0 fax modem and 2D encoding(currenly MR only, MMR is planned). With USR modem, voice mode is supported. Since this software is implemented as an extension of ruby scripting language, you can easily create your own app.
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Tattoo will provide a set of command-line scripts for analyzing raw tcpdump files or ASCII hexadecimal representations of network traffic to identify format, function, and communication model.
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hopefully someday this can replace freebsds \"sysinstall\". At the moment it can only manage packages.
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MyBitch is a Yahoo(tm) Chat program for Linux that is written using the Ruby Object Oriented Programming language. It uses the Curses libraries and has numerous features like (almost) unlimited length ignore lists (limited by ruby's internal structure
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Ruby text-based router search designed to query Cisco 72xx and 10k Routers for Cable modem and CPE information. It is designed to work both on UNIX and NT enviroments. Requirement is the Ruby language interpreter.
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This project has been moved from this website to another. Please visit rubyforge.org for the latest.
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rubyPod is a graphical frontend for managing an iPod on Linux, relying on the gnuPod project as its backend. It supports adding and deleting of songs, creation and modification of playlists, convenient id3v2 mp3 tag edition and exporting to hard drive.
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Ripley is a programming language that is somewhere between Forth and Postscript in terms of syntax. It is written in Ruby. There are several interesting techniques that were used to build Ripley including code generation for the individual language ops,
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The purpose of SNX is to have a modular series of components that report back to a central repository and 'AI' for pattern recognition and anomoly detection. This is to help with IDS systems, and to move to the next generation of security.
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project garagewars (just as a developement title; final name unknown) is some kind of "browser" game (other clients possible), which should be very easy to modify and to extend
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A Ruby implementation of something RoboCode-like. Provides a game world in which AI(ish) bots can be pitted against each other. The world and the user-created bots are implemented in Ruby.
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Use ClanLib from Ruby! ClanRuby is a set of bindings from the Ruby language to the ClanLib multimedia library.
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RDQS is a shell for querying various datasources such as SQL from a common interface. It does/should offer different data outputs, syntax highlighting, (grammatical) completion, shell interaction (e.g. backticks) and programmability
