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ex2x is a unix/linux commandbased tool to convert German-Umlauts(äöüß) and any kind of Strings to xml entities. - Use this tool during the creation of WAPpages or any kind of XMLdcouments. - converting a huge amount of dynamicly created pages
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Diary is a console-based diary and todo list that leverages the capabilities of the Unix toolbox, using date, grep, less and a host of others -- as well as your favorite text editor -- to produce a suprisingly capable tool.
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XEmacs is a highly customizable text editor and application development system. Its emphasis is on modern graphical user interface support and an open software development model.
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ZhDict provides command-line tools to aid English speakers in reading and understanding Chinese texts.
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vie consists of a set of shell scripts, which extends the standard UNIX vi editor with some simple but usefull implementations of popular enhancements found in vi clones, e.g.: infinite undo, syntax highlighting, command line history or a file explorer.
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Te Papakupu Māori project embeds te reo Māori into other dictionary based projects, i.e. spell-checkers. It combines publicly available word-lists, supports regional variations, and adds "hints" to improve spelling suggestions, e.g. Maori -> Māori.
