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Biber is a sophisticated bibliography processing backend for the LaTeX biblatex package. It supports a unsurpassed feature set for automated conformance to complex bibliography style requirements such as labelling, sorting and name handling. It has comprehensive Unicode support.

The gawkextlib project provides several extension libraries for gawk (GNU AWK), as well as libgawkextlib containing some APIs that are useful for building gawk extension libraries. These libraries enable gawk to process XML data, interact with a PostgreSQL database, use the GD graphics library, and perform unlimited precision MPFR calculations. These extensions work with GNU AWK version 4.1.1 or later. We have created a framework for packaging gawk extensions, and we welcome further...

xmlfy converts text/UTF based output into XML formatted output using schema files and/or options to control its behaviour. By Arthur Gouros.

Linknx is an automation platform providing high level functionalities to EIB/KNX installation. The rules engine allows execution of actions based on complex logical conditions and timers. Lightweight design allows it to run on embedded Linux. The project has been migrated to Github in 2015: https://github.com/linknx/linknx

This is a set of command line tools that are useful for editing image metadata. Currently it contains the following tools: * image2xml * xml2image * mpo2jps Currently supported file formats are: * jpeg (jfif or exif) * mpo * jps. These tools are mostly useful for editing metadata. image2xml can also generate a .h header file with the offsets of different metadata in the binary file.

The Introspector enables the programming tools that deal with source code such as the compiler to communicate in a standard and neutral manner reducing the accidental cost of programming. http://github.com/h4ck3rm1k3/

Escapepodder is an easy way to automatically generate RSS podcast feeds directly from MP3 files with a minimum of user intervention. MP3 files are scanned and the RSS is created directly from a one-time authored config file.