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Free, open source Computer Aided Dispatch for volunteer fire departments, ARES/RACES, CERT teams, EMS, search & rescue, and campus security. 30+ years of real-world use. Zero cost. Self-hosted.

C4C offers a free Christian Linux distribution that is stable, fast and easily installed on most any computer made in the last decade. This Ubuntu derivative is intended to lead unbelievers to a relationship with Christ and nurture believers in discipleship.

MobiLinux is a mobile Linux distro based on Ubuntu 12.04 ARMv7 Build and is made to run on Android mobile phones while using little ram. This is based off http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxonandroid/ and has been very much modified but should still be noted Requirments: - ARM based Android Mobile Phone - Android OS 2.2+ - ROOT ACCESS and BusyBox Binay - loop and ext2 kernel support - 2 GB of free space - 1 GHz CPU (dual-core or overclocked is recommended) - 512 RAM on board (1GB is recommended) - Network Connection (WLAN, LTE/EV-DO, GSM) (optional but suggested) - VNC Viewer - Terminal Emulator

A lightweight OpenSource tool for Asset Management, Software Deployment, Remote Control and Network Monitoring, on Windows and Linux systems. Similar to Tivoli, SMS or Unicenter, having an advantage in performance, convenience, cost and requirements.

gpkgdep shows the FreeBSD package dependencies in three different views: - a tree view shows all packages required by each package - a tree view shows all packages which depend on each package - a list view allows to play with the packages. By marking

The Microinstall is a set of classes that makes it easy to distribute your MIDlets. The end users could send your MIDlet to other people via Bluetooth, Ir, SMS or MMS.

V3 is a suite of open source utilities intended to mantain server and distribute software over your network through SSH protocol in batch or interactive mode. Somebody said Ms SMS?? Nooo V3 is much better ;P

Show "Microsoft System Management Server 2003" Software Package dependencies in a TreeView.