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GUI for the ISOP R module. The ISOP R module is an implementation of the equal named IRT model by Scheiblechner

java-turing-emulator aims to provide a GUI for creating, editing and simulating Turing machines and deterministic machines. its build in java and uses the swt-framework.

The main focus of the application is to enable browsing through manuals and displaying errors or similar on a mobile display for HCI experiments. It consists of a wizard of oz GUI that controls what is seen on the mobile screen.

Light Point Matrix GUI is a GUI to be created the input of a system that need a matrix of binary values as if it was drawn.

OpenDatcom uses an advanced GUI/development environment that allows the user to easily compile the input file and run DATCOM without any knowledge of DOS or the necessary FORTRAN formatting.

Uechi APM Web is an APM (Application Performance Management) Open Source Server Performance Monitor written and developed in Java and C # for all Linux and Windows platforms. The Uechi.APM.Web offers a complete resource for unlimited monitoring servers in real time. Have full control of the CPU consumption, memory, disk and network traffic. Communication is done via TCP Protocol Socket connection. More information, please visit: http://uechi.com.br/uechi-apm-web-eng/

MOdular Virtual Observatory Interface for Radio astronomy, a GUI and API for creating Virtual Observatory (VO) applications and communicating between them.

TOPO is a simple tool that allows the user to create and manipulate arbitrary Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) topologies without worrying about the anomalies that could arise using a text-base topology description. It is fast and easy to use and can accelerate small scale projects such as network simulation. The tool is still undergoing development stage and is open to extension. One the candidate component to be soon integrated is a WSN discrete event simulator.

Providing an extremely-easy-to-use GUI for editing Openbravo ERP's language xml files, aiming for a colaborative work where a localized community (usually from the same country) works over the same files to generate a new complete translation quickly.