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A cross platform CD Cataloging program to search media, store files names contained in media libraries or data collections with search capabilities for easy reference. This application is in the early stages or development and is not a working product.

Tasmania is a version and deployment management utility for web-apps. It allows users to manage, configure & deploy multiple versions of a given web-app.

BinChunker converts a CD image in a ".bin/.raw/.wav + .cue" format to a set of .iso and .cdr/.wav tracks.

Shred is a fast and scalable faceted data browser. The application allows users to navigate the data in an intuitive way and by any path they wish to take. Immediate intuitive information regarding the data is apparent.

The first open-source XCAP server for SIP based softphones.

A high availability, distributed internet storage and backup system. It works by splitting your data into chunks that are kept by other jiinxed peers. Advanced redundancy features ensure that recovery is possible even when many peers are unavailable.

An web system for small university courses, typically postgrad. Simple to install/maintain, easy for "teachers" with any scripting skills to extend. Alternative to big-iron VLEs/LMSs. Forums, quizzes, timetables, cms, year and user management, etc.

If you need a server that monitors certain directories and processes new/all files accordingly, you can use DirExe. Each configured directory gets a thread that processes incoming files with a special "Processor" plugin. Supplied are processors for moving files, executing system commands, and mailing files. You can write your own plugin or modify existing. Features: - monitor multiple directories - include/exclude file filters - move/copy/rename files - mail files as attachment or as...

0 Backup is backup solution for your Android device, allowing you to fully backup your external SD card to your own computer. The documents you have created with Documents To Go, Quick Office or any other office suite; the passwords you keep within KeePassDroid; the photographs and videos of your family; the quick notes you take with your favorite notes editor; all of them and many others live in your SD card, so most of your data lives in your SD card. Back it up! Other backup...