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Manticore Search is an easy to use open source fast database for search. Modern MPP architecture and smart query parallelization capabilities allow to fully utilize all your CPU cores to lower response time as much as possible, when needed. Powerful and fast full-text searching which works fine for small and big datasets. Columnar storage support via the Manticore Columnar Library for bigger datasets (much bigger than can fit in RAM). SQL-first: Manticore's native syntax is SQL. It speaks SQL...

Power searching on your desktop without the pain. Perform powerful desktop searches without having to index your system using regular expressions. Graphical equivalent to find/grep. Available for Windows (JAVA) and Linux (Gnome & KDE) and easy to translate into your locale.

REPOSITORY MOVED TO GITHUB!! https://github.com/medooze/media-server Video Multiconference Media Server with WebRTC support. Provide Multiconference and video broadcasting services to any SIP service. Supports VP8, H264, MP4V-ES, H263 and H263P, continuous presence, RTMP flash broadcasting, adhoc conferences, load balancing and administrative WEB interface. JSR309 driver implementation under development. .

"Where Is" is a visual tool for fast searches in text files. E.g. it can be used to look up words in C/C++/Java/ Basic or other source files. But it is also very useful when searching in any other kind of text file.

Single Click Real Time searching of both structured and unstructured data and information. Simultaneous searching of Structured: databases and unstructured: documents from within a web browser, desktop application and application plugins

XinDiff is a diff utility implementing WinDiff like GUI by an improved LCS algorithm. The key feature in addition to WinDiff is in-place comments for code review.

Solutions for administrators, webmasters and small IT companies. We are searching developers who knows anything about php and know well linux enviroment. Our target are easy solutions so more than knowledge we need practical usage of a little knowledge.