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Cam is written in C++/asm for FreeDOS. It allows users to take a screen shot of the monitor in text-mode, which is saved to a file of their choice. The output file can be displayed by simply using the "type" command with the Cam file as the parameter.
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Linux TiTan is yet another Linux Distribution that is divided into 3 parts , the main system including packages compiled by us , a security system and a desktop environment developed using java . Goal : Security , Speed , Portability
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An operating system from scratch/using existing code that with an eventual goal of POSIX compliance. Written in Assembly and C.
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WinMac is attempt to clone Mac OS X for the intel platform using the Apple Darwin 1.2 kernel. There are currently two teams working on the project. The kernel team is working on the basic compiling of Darwin on Intel. The GUI team is researching the Aqua
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Kudu is a free, open source operating system. It is being written in ASM/C++, using NASM and g++ as compilers. We should have v0.1 out by the end of January 2008. 0.1 will have a working kernel and several working shell commands, including a timer.
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It is a very simple operating system. Name sOS=simple Operating System. It's not big project like windows, linux or BSD. It's small OS using console user interface. It is pre-alpha, and it's so many time to beta version.
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LynxOS is a new operating system kernel using UNIX-like OS model, which would be developed in C and assembly for the intel IA-32 architecture of processors. It provides clean code and priciple implementation in our own mind, not refering to existing OS.
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Cryptofon
Cryptofon - a safe phone with integrated encryption.
The Cryptofon is designed to enable safe and secure communication trough a regular PSTN line. It supports narrowband connections (~2400 bit/s and lower). -
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M4DSP
A hamradio DSP tranceiver on a Cortex-M4 MCU (STM32F4xx)
M4DSP is a QRP (low power) hamradio digital signal processing (DSP) tranceiver using a comprehensive yet powerfull Cortex-M4 MCU from STMicroelectronics. The main goals are: low cost, low power consumption, IPhone-like size & weight, QRP CW RX & TX, SSB/AM/FM RX-only, digital modes by demand, GUI with TFT + touchscreen, waterfall spectrum, CAT communication link via low-speed USB, pure SDR-like mode via high-speed USB, one or more hamradio bands (160-10 m), optional support for general coverage... -
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