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    Crawl websites, sync to vector databases, and power RAG applications. Pre-built integrations for LLM pipelines and AI assistants.

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    Seafile

    Seafile

    High performance file syncing and sharing

    ...Files can be used offline too. Features built with enterprise environments in mind: AD/LDAP integration, group syncing, department hierarchy, fine-grained permission control. Edit Wiki documents in Markdown format, with built-in WYSIWYG Markdown editor. Knowledge management becomes very efficient with our full-text search, file tagging and review features. The core of Seafile server is written in C programming language. It is small and has a fantastic performance.
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    The jbig2dec project is no longer hosted here. Please see: https://www.ghostscript.com JBIG2 is a compression format for lossless and lossy encoding of scanned monochrome documents at moderately high resolution. It is very efficient in that domain, claiming 100:1 compression. jbig2dec is a decoder-only implementation of the format.
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    mediaTUM is free software written in Python for archiving and retrieval of images, documents and other research data. It was originally developed in the framework of the DFG project IntegraTUM and is continuously expanded with new functionalities as required.
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    This program is used as a tool to check for ASCII code and strip it out to a new file to recover documents that got corrupted or find hidden data in viruses that contain text by the virus writer or spies puting comments in images or other files.
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    imgproxy – the fastest, most flexible image processing server

    AI-powered self-hosted image processing server

    imgproxy is a high-performance, secure, and open-source image processing server that gives you full control over your media pipeline. Whether you’re looking for a faster alternative to existing open-source tools, moving away from an expensive SaaS solution, or replacing a costly in-house system, imgproxy is built to handle all your image processing needs.
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    Open Legacy Storage Document: Generic Document Archiving on Disk and Network(using MINA) Framework in Java for huge number of docs(up to 2^192 documents), efficient(Java NIO), crypto, net transfert, web retrieve, J2EE and eMail archiving compatible.
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    Universal information crawler is a fast precise and reliable Internet crawler. Uicrawler is a program/automated script which browses the World Wide Web in a methodical, automated manner and creates the index of documents that it accesses.
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