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...At the current stage of development, OPolyglot offers three key features: Simple Translator: A convenient tool for classic translation of typed or copied text. Document Translator: The app helps translate PDF documents. Screen Translator: A smart feature that allows you to take a screenshot of any screen area, automatically recognize the text (OCR), and instantly translate it. AppImage: https://sourceforge.net/projects/opolyglot/files/v0.3.1/OPolyglot-x86_64.AppImage/download snap: https://snapcraft.io/opolyglot flatpak: https://sourceforge.net/projects/opolyglot/files/v0.3.1/opolyglot-x86_64.flatpak/download windows: https://sourceforge.net/projects/opolyglot/files/v0.3.1/opsetup.exe/download source code: https://github.com/fenenko/OPolyglot

(Now mantained on GitHub - https://qtepics.github.io/) A layered framework based on Qt for accessing Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System (EPICS) data using Channel Access (CA). Designed for rapid development of control system graphical interfaces. Initially developed by Glenn Jackson, Anthony Owen, and Andrew Rhyder at the Australian Synchrotron. Later, Andrew Starritt and Ricardo Fernandes joined the development team.

Rage stands for Really Amateurish Graphics Engine. It is designed for use with multiple rendering windows such as in a Win32 MDI application. Inspired by OGRE, RAGE shares some semantics, although uses none of the code. Will help OGRE experienced users.