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The only Android keyboard you'll ever need. Free as in speech and Free as in beer. Android (f/w 4.0.3+, API level 15+) on screen keyboard for multiple languages.

JCLILIB (Java Command Line Interface LIBrary) is a small Java library for parsing arguments supplied on the command line. Features include recognizing arguments either by key ("-h"), by key and value ("-f some_file" or "-f=some_file"), or by position (e.g., second argument not attached to a key). Keys may optionally be repeated with multiple arguments. Values may be specified as String, Boolean, Integer, Long or Double. Unused arguments are returned in an array of strings. A static method is provided to parse arguments with glob-style wildcards (such as "*.bak") and return all matching files.

Facebook & Google chat plugin for eclipse. The look and feel and chat texts are in perfect camouflage that your colleagues will not even have the slightest idea that you are chatting. :) Key features * Facebook and Google Instant messaging * Show / Hide offline friends * search friends in your buddy list * Enable / Disable logmode chat texts * Keep accounts offline, when busy * Notification in chat window's tab Also visit homepage for download and usage instructions http://chat4eclipse.sourceforge.net

Kind of macro player for Windows, written in Java. Its original purpose was to control a telescope through rutinary commands late at night. General purpose now, it can simulate mouse clicks, keyboard presses and change of windows focus.

Simple text editor for editing multiple language files in parallel. Corresponding translations are automatically highlighted in order to aid reviewing against multiple sources. Supports gettext PO and key = value format. Highly recommended for polyglots.

Gear is a framework aimed to provide a consistent infrastructure for J2ME developers. Key features: scalable and skinnable user interface, keypad and touchscreen interaction, multi-threaded event based structure, locationAPI independent location library.

JCameo is a model-driven Swing framework with support for all aspects of GUI development. Key features are a large number of widgets, MVC architecture, databinding and validation support as well as message-based communication. JCameo requires Java 1.5.

Java package providing a simple and configurable key binding chooser dialog. This includes an editor for making and editing lists of bindings in a variety of persistence formats.