The candidates for SourceForge Project of the Month for June 2014 are:
Shortname
Full name
conemu
ConEmu - Windows console with tabs
clamav
Clam AntiVirus
hugin
Hugin
sacddecoder
Super Audio CD Decoder
kxstudio
KXStudio
freeplane
Freeplane
tcpdf
TCPDF - PHP class for PDF
xviservicethief
xVideoServiceThief
gretl
gretl
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ConEmu makes it possible for me to use Windows; a great part of my life is spent inside ConEmu. I primarily use two tabs, one running bash and the other running Vim. I work as a developer of C/C++ code, and ConEmu (and Vim) enables me to develop, compile, and run code effortlessly. The colors in console Vim inside ConEmu are much better than in the GUI gvim! The Author of ConEmu is very good at maintaining it and continuing to grow it. He has a good set-up for reporting bugs or requesting features, and is accessible on his email forum. As an illustration of his attitude toward his product ConEmu, even though he himself does not use Vim, he is attentive to requests from users of ConEmu who wish to run Vim inside ConEmu.
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VOTE: freeplane
It has changed my life as a tool for writing long documents. Now I manage structure amazingly. It should become sort of THE main software for word processing in the world. Not to mention ToDo lists and sorting information for long periods of time. It's usability is unmatched. Extremely flexible and fast. The only thing I would improve is the inline editing of nodes, because it is not up to date with conventional word processors. The rest is just perfect. When I write I feel I have no limitations with this infinite plane and it's infinite levels of sub-nodes.
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The candidates for SourceForge Project of the Month for June 2014 are:
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VOTE: freeplane
VOTE: freeplane
VOTE: conemu
ConEmu makes it possible for me to use Windows; a great part of my life is spent inside ConEmu. I primarily use two tabs, one running bash and the other running Vim. I work as a developer of C/C++ code, and ConEmu (and Vim) enables me to develop, compile, and run code effortlessly. The colors in console Vim inside ConEmu are much better than in the GUI gvim! The Author of ConEmu is very good at maintaining it and continuing to grow it. He has a good set-up for reporting bugs or requesting features, and is accessible on his email forum. As an illustration of his attitude toward his product ConEmu, even though he himself does not use Vim, he is attentive to requests from users of ConEmu who wish to run Vim inside ConEmu.
VOTE: freeplane
VOTE: conemu
VOTE: freeplane
VOTE: domoticz
VOTE: freeplane
VOTE: freeplane
It has changed my life as a tool for writing long documents. Now I manage structure amazingly. It should become sort of THE main software for word processing in the world. Not to mention ToDo lists and sorting information for long periods of time. It's usability is unmatched. Extremely flexible and fast. The only thing I would improve is the inline editing of nodes, because it is not up to date with conventional word processors. The rest is just perfect. When I write I feel I have no limitations with this infinite plane and it's infinite levels of sub-nodes.
VOTE: freeplane
VOTE: freeplane
VOTE: freeplane
VOTE: freeplane
VOTE: freeplane
conemu
VOTE: freeplane
VOTE: conemu
vote: gretl
VOTE: conemu
bringing sanity to the windows cmd world since 200x
VOTE: conemu
VOTE: conemu
VOTE: conemu
Last edit: Иван Егоров 2014-06-04
VOTE: freeplane