24 projects tagged "GPLv3"

Updated 10 Jul 2009 JXFire

P_op	29.02
V_it	1.02

JXFire is a Multi-User Dungeon game written in Java. It is using the Sun Gaming Server (aka "Project Darkstar") framework. JXFire aims at testing various game mechanisms rarely used, like uncertainty in gaming data perception, self-organizing ecological systems, or non-instantaneous information propagation.

Updated 20 Jul 2011 GLSOF-Queries

P_op	161.97
V_it	8.00

GLSOF-Queries is a GUI for LSOF.

Updated 16 Apr 2013 MSS Code Factory

P_op	264.54
V_it	44.73

MSS Code Factory is a rule-based expert system for translating application models to source code.

Updated 10 May 2009 gSplit

P_op	20.25
V_it	38.74

gSplit is a tool that allows you to split and assemble any files you want. It can be used to split big files to be able to store them on different devices. After assembling the different parts of a file, you can then check the file integrity to determine whether everything is now ready to use.

Updated 01 Aug 2009 Image Tools

P_op	34.29
V_it	2.04

Image Tools is a desktop application to capture the display as an image or open an existing image file, crop and annotate it if necessary, and save the image. It features line and text annotation and undo/redo.

Updated 02 Aug 2012 BEAM

P_op	58.57
V_it	3.03

BEAM is a toolbox and development platform for viewing, analysing, and processing of remote sensing raster data. Originally developed to facilitate the utilisation of image data from Envisat's optical instruments, BEAM now supports a growing number of other raster data formats such as GeoTIFF and NetCDF as well as data formats of other EO sensors such as MODIS, AVHRR, AVNIR, PRISM and CHRIS/Proba. Various data and algorithms are supported by dedicated extension plug-ins. It includes VISAT, an intuitive desktop application, a set of scientific tools running either from the command line or invoked by VISAT, and a rich Java API for the development of new remote sensing applications and BEAM extension plug-ins.

Updated 23 Jun 2009 Assimilate

P_op	19.08
V_it	38.18

Assimilate is a Maven2 plugin that allows developers to import dependencies from other pre-built Maven projects without a formal parent-child hierarchy existing between the projects. There is no limit to the number of project dependencies. Maven 2.0.9's "import" scope acts not on managed dependencies, but on those declared in the dependency management section of the imported pom file. Assimilate, in contrast, is designed to act on managed dependencies of any prebuilt Maven project (stored in the local repository), as though they were declared in the local project's managed dependency section.

Updated 13 Sep 2009 jbookshelf

P_op	66.14
V_it	1.77

jbookshelf is an electronic book collection organizer and reader. It supports collecting plain files (text, HTML, PDF, etc.), has basic collection search, fulltext collection search (planned), internal viewers for plain text, HTML, RTF, and PDF, notes and citations, book categories, FB2 support (planned), and portability (removable drives support) (planned).

Updated 01 Aug 2009 Source Code Counter

P_op	28.46
V_it	37.66

SCC is a cross-platform tool that counts the number of lines in source code files. It features a GUI that gives the user complete control over which files are processed. Blank lines are counted separately from lines containing source code statements. Configurable regular expressions can be applied to count parts of source code files separately. Regular expressions are applied according to a file type rather than to all files. It can process any textual source code file, includingJava, C/C++/C#, Perl, Python, PHP, Ruby, and TCL. The line count is split between blank, counted, and remaining lines. Results and summaries can be exported to a CSV file for further processing.

Updated 11 Aug 2009 Virtual Combat Cards

P_op	20.22
V_it	37.51

Virtual Combat Cards (VCC) is a Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition combat tracker. It is designed to assist Dungeon Masters in running combats and keep tracks of the health, initiative, conditions, and effects of all the combatants in a battle. Keeping things simple yet effective is the main design goal.