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JxMake is a Java-based, cross-platform build system primarily inspired by the syntax and features of GNU Make, Perforce Jam, and CMake. In addition, JxMake provides several capabilities not typically found in other console-based build systems, including a built-in lightweight GUI, serial console, serial plotter, multi-MCU in-system programmer, and more. Currently, JxMake's loadable libraries (build scripts) are primarily designed for non-OS MCU systems and experimental use. Full...

JavaMacros is a GUI "Client" for the LuaMacros "HID-aware" macros program - It runs using Java 8, so you will need it installed on your machine. In simpler words, it is a general way to "reprogram" keyboards in windows, using a graphic user interface rather than directly writing macro scripts, that allows to use any number of keyboards - even of the same make and model - as separate, specific devices. Each with its tailored functions (stickers over the keys are a must). It...

JasperStarter is a command line launcher and batch compiler for JasperReports.

This is a Desktop application for reminders and notes. Reminders could be one-time, 'n'-time, or unending. Notes could be recorded and edited later. Every reminder dialog has a well known quote at the bottom.

...This project helps you with a Button for Picasa that will offer this missing function. Select the files you want to rename and simply click on the Rename Button. A Dialog let you choose all the details for renaming files. Limitation: Picasa transfers each file with full pathname into the clipboard it depends on the directory structure how many files can be renamed at once. Installation: Just unpack the zip to the Google\Picasa3\buttons folder

HTTPPoll is a website monitoring and alert program, written in Java and run on the command line. It polls a list of URLs at user-defined intervals, and can run three types of alerts when a URL returns an error code: email, pop-up dialog box, and shell scr

This extends the (jdk1.4) java.util.prefs package to add stored defaults, javabean persistence, and a uniform implementation (XML files) across platforms, plus classes for building UI components like dialog boxes.