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Gramps is a genealogy program for Linux, Windows, Mac, and FreeBSD that allows you to easily build and keep track of your family tree. It supports the GEDCOM standard, allows fine grained privacy controls and can generate many different types of reports (descendant trees, graphs, connection diagrams, ....)

The program can read a text file and count the occurrences of single words and clusters of 2 and 3 words. The resulting list will be sorted in descending order (highest frequency on top).

Convert a sound file to text you can analyze to spot hidden words for psychological or universal-philosophical interpretation. The program will convert a sound file to text, with the purpose of analyzing it to spot intelligible words. Use the program with songs, movie or TV dialogue, private recordings, to reveal the hidden text messages of the sound. The resulting text will be a long string of mostly repeating characters but, every so often, you will notice an intelligible word, either spelled normally or with repeated letters, missing letters or anagrammed letters. ...

...The resulting text will be a long string of mostly repeating characters but, every so often, you will notice an intelligible word, either spelled normally or with repeated letters, missing letters or anagrammed letters.

The app reads content from a text file and converts it to a BMP image. You can have fun trying to spot recognizable shapes (pareidolias) in the resulting image.

Python and pygame cross platform program to exercise the brain with the intention of enhancing useful field of view, also known as speed of responsiveness. This yields benefits in driving, motility, and even depressive symptoms, as described in research papers of randomized, double blind trials. Whether ufov exercise the brain to yield those benefits is unknown, since there are no research studies using it. The research is conducted with a commercial product that I have not seen or...

The PyGE (Python Gutenberg E-text) project is a suite of GUI desktop utilities written in Python to promote and facilitate awareness and enjoyment of works of literature that are available from the archives of Project Gutenberg.

QBIQ is a text archiving and exploring tool as used in qualitative sociology. Texts can be marked by variables and parts of texts by "codewords". Information can be retrieved using logical expressions of the codewords and variables.