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stro is a collaborative software development project revolving around the creation of a robust massively multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG) server package. Written in C, the program is very versatile and provides NPCs, warps and modifications. The project is jointly managed by a group of volunteers located around the world as well as a tremendous community providing QA and support. stro is a continuation of the rAthena project.

wiki2xhtml converts wiki syntax into (X)HTML code and styles the page with CSS. It makes it easy to create good-looking pages without many know-how, and advanced users can use own code. The program can be run either in the console or with a GUI.

...Regarding the text inputs: import multiple lines and facilitating lowercasing (all or just the first of each word) , if appropriate. 5. Being always foreground program facilitates copying from the internet browser (or other sources) to the program. 6. Less important: Directly open the link if it exists. Improved display of input fields. In a reference, its name is stored in the page "Created" also reference the name only to copy it elsewhere in the article having the same link.

A Wikipedia bot (a computer program designed to make automated edits to Wikipedia). It is written in Standard C - C99 - using the standard libraries and libcurl. This project has not met its long-term goals, and has been abandoned.

BaconMap is an IT Resource Manager - Wiki program which visually maps IT resources and supports document management. Flexible and powerful! Visualize interdependent resources: "What fails when this fails?" Demo: http://baconmap.org/demo.php

NeoKiller is a project that aims to duplicate the .NET framework Huggle program in C++ to provide extensive cross-operating-system compatibility.

This program will allow Wikipedia users to tag each article. The cloud created will be displayed using a visual map. Users can then see the relation between articles that contain similar content even if they belong in different categories.

A wiki program developed to run on Progress Software Corporation's OpenEdge development platform.