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MythiCal is intended to be the ultimate calendaring solution for F/OSS users. It features a client/server architecture with multiple storage backends for existing calendar providers, and an Apache module to provide a fast, scalable iCal solution.
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[EN] Free Open-Source Software, for making graphs, and scheduling projects. [FR] Programme gratuit de création de graphes, et de gestion de projets.
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libxcal is a library for manipulating calendars, supporting both the vCalendar (vCard), iCalendar and xCalendar standards for reading and writing. It provides a more high-level interface compared to the (seemingly abandoned) libical project.
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dvbd is a daemon to manage your DVB cards. It supports scheduling, multiple simultaneous connections and priorities.
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ZSRep (Zaurus Synchronization Repository) is a project whose main goal is to provide a professional cross-platform solution for synchronizing one's Sharp Zaurus with any Desktop PIM software on the Linux or Mac OS X operating system.
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TORCH is a web enabled electronic health record (EHR) application. TORCH is usable in single practitioner offices and scalable up to multi-site practices.
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A console-based calendar program built for flexibility and a rich set of features for the *Nix environment. It will be based around events and scheduling. It will have also have calendar server features of some large groupware suites.
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This is a simple utility to track the amount of time a PC is used. It can the used to determine 1. whether PCs are being used optimally, e.g. internet cafe's. 2. productivity (similar to punchcards). 3. sleep/wake cycles or bipolar cycles.
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mcal stands for Modular Calendar Access Library. libmcal is a C library for accessing calendars. It's written to be very modular, with pluggable drivers. One of the main drivers it handles is ICAP.
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The main goal was to write a very simple scheduler to get a reminder when there is the time to do a break. It was necessary for me to write it, because my boss decided to use a special tool to schedule different breaks every day
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The pOrganizer is an Application for the Palm OS that allows you to organize all the standard palm application's data (Todo, Memo, Date, Address) into hierarchial groups.
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TSync is aiming to be a complete Time Synchronising system for users and companies that just want to synchronise their time with minimum effort and maximum performance. TSync does all kinds of tests to ensure a correct time.
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Yank is a simple notekeer and todo-list manager using the gnome and gtk libraries. It feels stable and usable enough to be released to the public but it surely lacks some (not so important) features which might be added later.
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GNOBB is a fully functional user-friendly calendar system for X Windowing System, particularly for GNOME.
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Gnomind (pronounced "no mind") is a GNOME applet that reminds the user of upcoming events. It is similar to cron in functionality, while being much easier to use.
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