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HelloNzb
The Binary Usenet Tool
With HelloNzb you can download (binary) files from Usenet servers via NZB index files. The software is based on Java and can thus run on many platforms (tested on Windows and Linux). Automatic archive verification via PAR2, automatic RAR archive extraction, built-in yEnc- and UU-decoding. Portable, no installation required. -
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Java application which downloads NZB files for episodes of shows your watching. Also gives information about when the next episode will be downloaded. Requires an NZB capable newsreader to download the episodes.
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JUsenet is a full-featured NNTP newsreader implemented in 100% Java. It should be executable on all OS supported by default Java JRE from SUN and give its users full access to NNTP functions.
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This software provides a easy way to control NzbGet server throw a visual interface. This software also allows the user to connect to the deamon remotely and the user can add new downloads (nzb files), start/stop the daemon, set the download rate, etc...
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Usenetgrabber is a java based download program which you can use to download files from newsservers, with a NZB file.
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An e-mail and usenet news reader written entirely in Java. E-mail accounts and newsgroups can be created and subscribed to, respectively, from a formatted data package.
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SshView is an ssh terminal for the Eclipse IDE. Be advised: The latest release appears to require Eclipse 3.2 (build M20060629-1905) aka the Callisto release. Contact me if you're interested in lending a hand with the project.
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A Java Swing application which monitors RSS feeds you added with keywords to filter. Blink window if new topic is found and the app is not on the top. Also supports email notification.
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A desktop communications application for managing email, calendar appointments, project tasks and notes. Includes XMPP (Jabber) integration for contact messaging and resource management. Will eventually support pluggable modules based on the OSGi specifi
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an Offline Usenet Group Reader written in Java Swing which can be extended with plugins. Text groups only.
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NewsEngine is a Java (1.1 currently) implementation of the NNTP (Network News Transfer Protocol). It was originally a project for my ComputerNetworks class. Now, I've opened up the source and am hoping to port the GUI code to 1.2 (Swing in particular) a
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A pure Java streaming news client for LUGNET.COM. Includes a Swing-based GUI. The client engine can be given virtually any kind of UI, or be put into a middle-tier spooler.
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MrBin collects binary files posted in your favourite newsgroups. MrBin has some powerful features: very fast multithreaded downloading, integrated support for rar, par2 and nzb files, automatic split file joining, parallel news header retrieval...
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