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    tkdiff

    tkdiff

    Side-by-side diff viewer, editor and merge preparer

    tkdiff is a graphical front end to the diff program. It provides a side-by-side view of the differences between two text files, along with several innovative features such as diff bookmarks, a graphical map of differences for quick navigation, and a facility for slicing diff regions to achieve exactly the merge output desired.
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    Downloads: 115 This Week
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    libptpmgmt

    PTP Management library to communicate with linuxptp using IEEE 1558.

    The libptpmgmt Project provides a library to communicate with LinuxPTP using IEEE 1558 management messages over a network.
    Downloads: 6 This Week
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    Scipad

    Scipad

    A powerful editor and graphical debugger for code written in Scilab

    Scipad is a powerful editor and graphical debugger for programs written in the Scilab language. It is a mature and highly configurable editor, almost entirely written in Tcl/Tk. Scipad is a free software running on Linux and Windows. Licence is GPL V2.
    Downloads: 10 This Week
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    Autotestnet is a network test frame, it provides GUI to setup/run test, internally it's based on CLI to communicate with devices. It is a kind of a script-free test platform, could be used without any script knowledge. It can help you to arrange test cases, setup commands to devices ,run commands to check results and record test results. It provides linux version(32bit and 64bit ) only right now, you can get appropriate file in v2.0 directory . Windows version is still on the way.
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    DRAKON Editor

    DRAKON Editor

    A free cross-platform editor for the DRAKON visual language.

    DRAKON is a diagram language developed within the Russian space program. Its primary objective is presenting complex software systems in a way which is easy to understand by humans. DRAKON's motto: took a glance - understood at once. DRAKON Editor helps software architects, quality specialists and developers. Architects and quality assurers can express a high-level view of how their product works. DRAKON serves them to explain the dynamics of a software system. Software engineers can use...
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    Python Tkinter Extensions

    Python Tkinter Extensions

    Additional Graphical Classes and Widgets for Tkinter/Ttk

    This is a Python package with extensions for Tkinter. It supports both Python 2.7 and Python 3.3. Currently, the project is in version 1.0 of the Production stage. Feel free to fork off the main project or send me possible additions to the package.
    Downloads: 10 This Week
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    cppTcl.ws

    C++ Tcl interface library

    This library was written for C++ and Tcl programmers. It is original written by Maciej Sobczak. It was inspired by the Boost.Python library and was deliberately designed to provide a similar interface, taking into account the limitations of Tcl. The C++/Tcl library offers the following features: Support for both extending Tcl with C++ modules and embedding Tcl in C++ applications. Possibility to expose free C++ functions as commands in Tcl. Possibility to define classes...
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    COBOL Utilities Project
    COBOL Utilities Project collects free and open-source COBOL utilities, libraries, and test suites, which are independent of any specific COBOL compiler. COBOL-UP supports free and open development. A teamwork discussion group has been established. Threads will be focused, the forum open to any and all COBOL. Developers are encouraged to signal interest in write permissions, as this will be an open to all, COBOL utility project. Mainframe, mid-range, Mac, PC, Hercules,...
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    Provide visual tools to help user of NS (Network Simulate) in wireless network related studies. test, compare, statistics wireless network protocols (like TCP, IP,...); wireless nodes moving and data link visual scenario creator,enhanced graph tool...
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    A free configurable installer for Unix or Linux.
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