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LinuxNews is a free software for Android 2.2 that allows you to get information about the Linux world, through RSS feeds, events and videos from YouTube. You can save content locally through the menu items and read them even without an active Internet connection.
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developing plattform for SLUG projects
This is the plattform for the developers of SLUG (solr and lucene user group). Here we are hosting our projects related to solr and lucene. log4jSolr - log4j appender (and more) to index all log events solr_core - solr analysis extensions such as filters oder tokenizer -
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iCalGrabber is a java based application to grab event information from web sites. The events are stored on the filesystem based on Apples iCal format. These .ics files could be read by iCal specific applications like the Mozilla calendar.
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A highlighter for XML documents, written in Java. Uses regular expressions to search a set of DOM nodes, and transparently handles highlighting matches that span multiple elements. Highlight events are passed to a user defined highlighter for processing.
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Timedex is a project that uses Wikipedia data to display an indexed and searchable time line of events in an easy-to-use web app.
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