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A set of patches against WINE to implement DirectX 9 allowing Modern Games and 3D applications to run under WINE. The patches include many experimental and beta features that have not yet made it into the stable WINE source tree.

OneSource wants to be a play ground where previously incompatible technologies come together. The first release will concentrate on Compilation of core Microsoft libraries MFC/ATL/WTL/COM with GCC and other standard compilers, on Windows and/or Winelib.

A race car simulator which allows learning computer agents to compete against each other.

PhysikGenie does, what a PhysikGenie is supposed to do. Doing Physics...

Grapevine provides a graphical interface for installing, configuring, and running games using Transgaming's Cedega (http://www.transgaming.com).

This program gives you a new way of capturing and collecting music from radio stations over the Internet. You can listen and record your favorites radios at the same time also this way like to realize audio diffusion using outcast stream protocol.

Pizza Game (working title) is a real-time 3d game in which you can manage your own pizza restaurant. It will be supported on multiple platforms including Windows and Linux and is utilising the OGRE 3D engine.

Coypu is an abstract layer, graphic widgets implementation. It is written in C and is highly portable to most architectures and software/hardware backends (X11, Directfb, GLUT, SDL, WIN32). Being fast and light, it's mainly targeted at embedded devices.

Lauve TV is a new approach to the Tv, made from visual basic to work with MonoDevelop. What we need now is a team of developers devoted and ready to work on something extaordinary! After which, it would be a linux distribution similar to Openelc, than will run on a custom made set top box. Lauve Tv allows users to watch movies as well have grab movie info from www.omdbapi.com and downloading movie art.

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