16 projects tagged "Linux"
ClaSS (ClaSS Student System) is a complete student tracking, reporting, and information management system. It extends the reach of traditional school information systems by using the latest in Web application methodologies. It aims to be the ubiquitous classroom information assistant for schools.
vncssld is a VNC SSL repeater for Unix. You can use it to access your user's desktop using VNC SSL. The advantage of using a repeater is that you don't need to configure your firewall to be able to connect to your user's desktop: both VNC server and VNC client connect to the repeater. Since it is using SSL, It can even work using a standard HTTP/HTTPS proxy (like squid or DansGuardian).
Guacamole is an HTML5 Web application that provides access to desktop environments using remote desktop protocols such as VNC or RDP. A centralized server acts as a tunnel and proxy, allowing access to multiple desktops through a Web browser. No plugins are needed. The client requires nothing more than a Web browser supporting HTML5 and AJAX.
Wise is an experimental Web-based notebook and simple computer algebra system based on the Pure programming language. The goal is to provide a digital scratchpad that makes manipulating symbolic expressions fast, accessible, and extensible. Wise is a bottom-up approach to symbolic math written entirely in C and Python. It does not depend on any external math software or libraries (such as Maxima, Axiom, Mathematica, etc.).
Pagekite is software to make servers on "localhost" visible to the wider Internet. It can be used by Web developers to show off their works in progress to clients or colleagues, embedded developers who need direct access to devices in the field, or as an alternative to dynamic DNS for individuals/hobbyists who would rather host their own content than rely on 3rd party hosting. It creates and maintains a tunnel between your server on localhost and a remote "front-end" (a reverse proxy). Only the front-end has to have a visible IP address; the server itself can reside on a heavily firewalled computer, a mobile device, or even an anonymous node on the Tor network.
TIDorb C++ is a CORBA 2.6 ORB with a high level of stability and performance. It fully implements Portable Object Adapter (POA), IIOP protocol (versions 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2), including bi-directional communications, MIOP protocol (IIOP over udp/multicast), ZIOP (zipped IIOP), SSLIOP (SSL over IIOP), CSIv2, the Dynamic Anys API, DII dynamic invocation interface, and DSI dynamic skeletons APIs, the static invocation API, OBV (object by value passing), and some CORBA messaging QoS policies, and it partially implements RealTime functionalities and Codecs.