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geqos (Gnome editor for Quality of Service) is a gnome network management application that provide an easy-to-use graphical user interface for configuring and monitoring QoS under linux
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PLOT_PSXPS provides a set of graphic functions that allows the generation of PostScript files (and runtime viewing with X) from C/C++ programs. A page can contain points, lines, arcs, ellipses, circles, boxes, text, included EPS files and a lot more.
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Delphi & Kylix Components project - Components & Classes for graphic representation of objects (for Visio-Like software). The purpose is to build easy-access librairies for building IDEF,OMT,UML,E/R,Graphcet,Organigram applications.
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Inkscape Python Iterator
Extension to iterate custom Python snippets over objects
An inkscape extension, written in python, that accepts snippets of Python code, and iteratively executes them over a set of objects. Iteration can be over the current selection, or over an XPath. Python code is given the current node and attributes, and can modify or delete the node, create new nodes, or simply perform calculations. -
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GeekCAD is a free open source CAD system. It's based on Qt4. Features of this project: 1. dxf import, export; 2. raster bitmaps export; 3. native postscript or pdf export (in future); 4. Python scripting; 5. Parametric drawings.
