13 projects tagged "English"
soft66 is a library and related command line tools for controlling the Soft66AD series of SDR receivers from Kazunori Miura JA7TDO. This enables users of these software-defined radio receivers to tune and use them under Linux. There is also a patch to enable support for this in Linrad.
Janus is a platform designed to deal with the implementation and deployment of holonic and multi-agent systems. It is based on the CRIO organizational metamodel. The concepts of role and organization are supported as first-class entities. Janus provides a comprehensive set of features for developing, running, displaying, and monitoring multi-agent-based applications. The platform also natively manages the concept of recursive agents (holon or agents composed of agents). It can also run threaded and non-threaded agents without using the organizational and holonic API. It provides features equivalent to those of TinyMAS or MadKit.
Peg Solitaire is a board game played with pegs: in the classic mode, the board has 33 positions and 32 tokens because the center position is without form. The objective of Peg Solitaire is to remove the pegs but only with horizontal and vertical movements. It is also known as English peg solitaire or Senku. In the reverse modes, initially there is only one piece on the board.
GêBR is a simple graphical interface that facilitates geophysical data processing. While it is not a package for processing, it is designed to integrate a large variety of free processing packages. It can handle Projects and Lines, assemble and run processing sequences, and act as an interface to many freely-available seismic-processing packages (such as Seismic Unix, Madagascar, etc.)
The qpfcalc application is a Qt frontend for pfcalc, a CLI pipe friction calculator. It is similar to gpfcalc, the GTK+ frontend for pfcalc. There are two versions of qpfcalc, one for Windows and one for Linux. The Linux version should be easy to compile and run on any Unix-like operating system with few minor modifications. For the application to function properly the pfcalc backend must be installed. For the Windows version, this is not needed as qpfcalc is distributed along with all the files needed to run, including pfcalc and Qt libraries.
Triathlon Training Diary is a calendar for planning and tracking triathlon and endurance sports activities. It features a flexible calendar view, exercise and note entries, heartrate graphs and laptime dialogs, graphical statistics and filters, a search function, and import functions for Polar Diary Data and SportsTracker files. It is easy to handle, lightweight, fast, and safe. Data is stored in XML.