Projects hosted at dotsrc.org
123ofnet
Owner: Bhavin Patel
aewm++
Owner: Frank Hale
The aewm++ window manager is a fork of the popular minimal window manager aewm for the X Windows System. What makes it different is its codebase, feature set and focus. The name was created by using the first two letters in the word aesthetic, the wm is for window manager and the ++ is for its C++ code. The window decorations and feel try to encompass a pleasing effect and present an atmosphere of good taste. The overall focus is not on ambitious and off the wall features. What aewm++ provides is the necessary facilities to manage windows in a clear and concise manner while having somewhat of a clean functional interface. It will build on the feature set of aewm and try to become as modern as possible without sacrificing the clean simple interface that was inherited from aewm.
Alindis
Owner: Andreas Brunnschweiler
The Alindis project is an effort to document the steps involved with creating a complete GNU/Linux distribution from scratch. The distribution documented is the Alindis GNU/Linux distribution and serves as an example.
Allegro
Owner: Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz
Allegro is a game programming library for C/C++ developers distributed freely, supporting the following platforms: DOS, Unix (Linux, FreeBSD, Irix, Solaris, Darwin), Windows, QNX, BeOS and MacOS X new!. It provides many functions for graphics, sounds, player input (keyboard, mouse and joystick) and timers. It also provides fixed and floating point mathematical functions, 3d functions, file management functions, compressed datafile and a GUI.
Amy
Owner: Luc Hogie
Amy is an IDE, based on top of its own Software Architecture Model. Its purpose is to create a totally configurable and modular development environment that lets you create applications really quickly without any difficulty.
Ando Tools
Owner: Pavel Soukenik
Ando Tools is a free package of MS Word and Excel add-ons designed for translators, proofreaders and localization engineers.
It boosts quality while saving time with features that are not supported by word processors and CAT tools.
Arabeyes
Owner: Mohammed Elzubeir
Arabeyes is a Meta project that is aimed at fully supporting the Arabic language in the Unix/Linux environment. It is designed to be a central location to standardize the Arabization process. Arabeyes relies on voluntary contributions by computer professionals and enthusiasts all over the world.
Arch Environmental/Geographical Information Systems Project
Owner: Philip Dillon-Thiselton
The main aim of the Arch Environmental/Geographical Information Systems (AEGIS) project is to create a live-cd distribution that provides a suite of the very latest, free, open-source GIS applications, sample data and other useful geographical and statistical tools. We are a sub project of Arch Linux and a sister project of the Archie live-cd.
There are several GIS live-cd distributions already in existence but they are all under-maintained and built on inflexible roots. One of the main strengths of this project is that is it is based on a highly configurable and customizable base system allowing amazing flexibility and adaptability.
The main aims of the project are:
* to increase awareness of and accessibility to Open-Source GIS tools
* to encourage interaction, participation and collaboration between open-source GIS users and developers, especially between those in developed and less-developed countries.
* to contribute to the growth of Arch Linux and it's derivatives
The main objectives of the project are:
* to provide a repository of Arch Linux compatible binaries for the latest open-source GIS tools
* to provide a repository of relevant sample data, documents and tutorials and a mechanism for their retrieval and installation
* to provide ISO releases of a live-cd distribution based on the Archie live-cd via ftp and bittorrent
* to provide CVS access for integration into the Arch Build System (ABS)
* to provide an environment for interaction between open-source GIS users and developers
* to encourage the development and sharing of relevant documentation and datasets
Archie
Owner: Elia Yehuda
Archie is a complete live Arch linux system to be run from a cd/usb, built with the KISS philosophy in mind. No packages have been stripped to provide a full Arch linux system, yet deliver fastest performance with no extensive bloating. Archie uses its own hw-detection tool (lshwd) ideally to support a wide range of hardware with low detection time. Archie also provides extended features like multi-lingual, nesting capabilities and hd-install.
autopackage
Owner: Mike Hearn
autopackage is a framework for building distro-neutral installers, designed for the free software community. It allows you to build self-extracting .package files that can have multiple frontends (we provide gtk2 and tty frontends currently), and most crucially of all detect and resolve dependencies in a distro-neutral manner. It provides a simple API to install a wide variety of file types.
AWeb
Owner: Henrik Mikael Kristensen
AWeb is an Amiga webbrowser, which has recently become open source.
BurnIT
Owner: Jesper Pedersen
BurnIT is a JAVA front-end to cdrecord, mksiofs and cdda2wav-0.95 making it a complete package for burning CD's on the Unix platform.
CGFA
Owner: Carol Gerten-Jackson
Carol Gerten's Collection of Fine Art
Chives (Cooperative Highly Innovative Virtual Execution System)
Owner: Chives Maintainer
Chives is a virtual machine designed to execute Java bytecode. It is an open source project to develop an innovative model of a virtual machine.
Chrony
Owner: Richard Curnow
Chrony is a pair of programs which are used to maintain the accuracy of the system clock on a computer.
Class Website Creator
Owner: James H. Trapp
design a website creation and management program, based on the XOOPS project that can effectively be used by an administrator with little or no web design experience to set-up and maintain a comprehensive website for his/her high school or college alumni group.
Code Monkey
Owner: Adam Ring
The CodeMonkey site is about supporting those geeks who have lost the will to live in the "Real World" and have immersed themselves in the world of the computer and the Internet. We offer training to current and aspiring Monkeys, a forum, certification articles, assistance, advice, a collaborative free open source community of Monkeys and in the future contract employment to exceptional Monkeys on a profit sharing basis. We promote a New Way for the New Millennium that resembles a Star Trek society of self improvement and technology (I told you we were geeks!).
Codename Lithium
Owner: Micheal Dorset
Codename Lithium is a set of tools and components for windows shell developpers to use with com based programming enviroments like visual basic
Cold Linux
Owner: Konrad Pioro
Cold Linux is targeted at skilled power users and Linux enthusiasts. The
configuration of the system is based entirely on text files, making it
quite hard to use for the inexperienced Linux user, but providing almost
infinite ways of modification of the system.
collegelinux
Owner: david costa
Robert Kennedy College, Delemont, Suisse is making available CollegeLinux to both RKC and non RKC students.CollegeLinux is a new, stand-alone operating system based on Slackware. The aim of this experimental Linux distribution is to provide to RKC students andto the student population at large an operating system which is easy to install and use and which provides an alternative to the traditional commercial operating systems ;)
Why Slackware as a base?
As they themselves put it, "The Official Release of Slackware Linux by Patrick Volkerding is an advanced Linux operating system, designed with the twin goals of ease of use and stability as top priorities. Including the latest popular software while retaining a sense of tradition, providing simplicity and ease of use alongside flexibility and power, Slackware brings the best of all worlds to the table. "CollegeLinux can benefit from the stability of slackware now made easy with our user friendly installer and interface.
Our Concept
The basic concept of CollegeLinux is to provide you with an alternative, user-friendly operating system. Thanks to the great environment and suite of free software provided by KDE.Once you have installed CollegeLinux you cando the normal tasks you used to accomplish under your "old" OS namely:
- Using an office suite which containts and advanced text editor,spreadsheet, presentation tool, chart, scientific calculator and much more (thanks to OpenOffice you can modify your windows documents or save your new documents in a windows compatible format like .doc, .xls etc);
- Organizing your work/study task with calendar, task manager and everything you might need to cope with your busy life;-Having available an email suite, browsers, html editor, graphic software,music and multimedia tools and much more.
- Installing and upgrading any of the available packages. The expandibility of CollegeLinux is therefore limited only by your own imagination!
Installation and setup are user-friendly.
Special Features:
-Easy installer with auto detection of your hardware
-2 clicks and you are within your lan network thanks to linNeighborhood pre-configured;
-CD burner utility installed an configured
-Flash and Java fully embedded in both Konqueror and Mozilla browsers
-Superior Look&Feel
-All major graphics and development packages included
-Multimedia players with skins and video player
-OpenOffice and KOffice suites
-Edutaiment applications
-Nice games ;-)
-The power of slackware at ease
CRUX PPC Linux
Owner: giulivo navigante
CRUX PPC Linux is a port of CRUX Linux distro that works on PPCs.
The most important thing from CRUX Linux is an innovative ports tree very similar to the FreeBSD ports system used for download, compile and install software from sources!
CRUXWall
Owner: Adam Ronthal
The CRUXWall project was started becuase the author was dissatisfied with many of the existing LiveCD firewall projects for the following reasons:
1. Most of them are based on the 2.4 kernel
2. Most of them include a large amount of 3rd party packages and software, the majority of which is not used.
3. Many key packages are not updated regularly
It is based on Crux linux and maintains Crux's "keep it simple" philosophy. It is i686 optimized and supports reading configurations from either a floppy disk or USB media.
The project is a Linux LiveCD and will include the
following:
- Build scripts
- Documentation
- Kernel configuration
- ISO images of released versions (~90-100 MB)
CrystalSpace
Owner: Jorrit Tyberghein
Crystal Space is a free (LGPL) and portable 3D Game Development Kit written in C++. It supports: true six degree's of freedom, colored lighting, mipmapping, portals, mirrors, alpha transparency, reflective surfaces, 3D sprites (frame based or with skeletal animation), procedural textures, radiosity, particle systems, halos, volumetric fog, scripting (using Python or other languages), 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit display support, Direct3D, OpenGL, Glide, and software renderer, font support, hierarchical transformations, ... See the extensive list of features for more details.
Cube Publish
Owner: Steven Safei
A free news system, uses Text file. Features comments, unlimited users, 3 user levels, 42 smileys, auto parse urls, date and time, change color, change layout for displaying the news, add/delete/edit post, edit/add/delete/freeze users, html ready, full story, automatic installer, bad words filtering, anti-spam, fully protected admin page, multiple types of displaying the news, fit into existing website easily, themes, guest post news (need approval), optional avatars and all other features that the previous versions of Cube Publish have.
Cygwin Ports
Owner: Yaakov Selkowitz
A large collection of binary packages with corresponding script-driven source packages built for the Cygwin environment. These packages are easily installable with the Cygwin setup.exe package manager.
DA.OpenOffice.org
Owner: Søren Thing Pedersen
We need ftp-access to server for uploading new releases of Danish OpenOffice.org
Debian-Ham
Owner: Joop Stakenborg
Mini-distribution for hamradio operators
Delta Update
Owner: John Whitney
Delta update is a much-needed source update system for Gentoo (www.gentoo.org). By using patches to update source packages you can dramatically reduce download times (and mirror loads), reducing downloads to 1/10, 1/20, sometimes even 1/80 of the original size!
drecs
Owner: Gianluca Guida
The drecs plan to be an exokernel computing system with a portable, small and passive kernel. The kernel is passive since all decision are left to users and (the global system control ones) to special system processes.
Dux Linux
Owner: Nick Mercer
Dux Linux is a linux distribution unlike any of the rest. Dux is being made so that computers can be optimized to the fullest by providing people what they need, while making the OS look good, and having the computer run nicely.
Dux also is going to have things highly uncommon in any other linux distribution. These include things such as Voice Input, Windows/Mac emulation (hopefully), 3D Desktop, and many other things that will make this OS worth your while.
ekalvi
Owner: Ganesh Gunasegaran
The aim of the project ekalvi is to develop open source educational softwares. Some of the softwares in the pipeline are.
1. Highly interactive elearning collaboration tool (developed using openlazlo)
2. Content Management system for educational institutions (developed using Ruby on Rails).
3. Open source educational journal/magazine.
4. Open source documentation on how to digitize the entire education industry.
5. A customized Linux distribution for Educational industry, using Componentized Linux technology.
Electronic Admissions Framework
Owner: Samuel D'Costa
The project itself is very simple. It is designed to
be a configurable application that will allow colleges
and educational institutions to enroll students
online.
This will enable schools with low budgets to achieve
an important aid to admissions at little or no cost at
all.
EverClear
Owner: Rodger Ja'Vil Aiken
EverClear is a multimedia framework designed in the C# language for the .NET and Mono runtimes. The framework implements several major libraries; Such as DevIL, OpenGL, The OpenGL Utility, GLUT, Video for Windows, and many more. The project is targeted towards game developers and multimedia developers. The entire framework strives to be compliant with the Common Language Specification (CLS) and therefore works with any language that supports the Common Language Runtime (CLR).
EvilEntity
Owner: David Martin
EvilEntity is a full "Windows replacement" for home computers. With the
least amount of configuration of any OS "except MAC?" EvilEntity is not the
next step in the evolution of the desktop experience, but a revolutionary
step in desktop interaction. EvilEntity uses a simplified method of linux
install/deployment, the install is designed to be Easy, FAST!!, Stable, and
Simple!! NO Package selection, no unnecessary configuration. When
installed there is NO Gnome, NO KDE! And one Window Manager, A fully mimed
environment, and Tons of personality! And ".PKG" packages are easy to
install and manage.
Exiled IRC Services
Owner: Morten Boenloekke Post
IRC Services written in ansi C. Meant to be fast, userfriendly and useable.
It's fully functional. Check http://www.exiled.net/ for more information or
visit IRC://irc.exiled.net
ExtraBall
Owner: Dino Patti
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FooBillard
Owner: Florian Berger
FooBillard is a free OpenGL-billard game for Linux with realistic physics, AI-player and many gametypes like pool carambol or snooker.
Free Software on the Xbox 360
Owner: Arthur Othieno
Free60 (pun intended) is an effort towards porting GNU/Linux and the BSDs to the Xbox 360 videogame console from Microsoft.
Fundanemt
Owner: Christian Hansen
Fundanemt is an open source cms that aims at small and medium sized
websites.
Philosophy: The system is highly focused on usability. The user must be
able to interact with his or hers website without no further knowlegde
than that of the average MSWindows user. Fundanemt should bring the user
beyond technology so that the prime focus becomes communication and
content rather than technical issues.
Gimp User Group
Owner: Soeren Staun-Pedersen
The, by far, largest collection of Gimp arts and tutorials anywhere on the internet!
Gnu Utilities Integrated Development Environment
Owner: Unknown
The purpose of this project is to merge existing Gnu and GPL utilities into a graphical GPL Integrated Development Environment, which contain editor, class browser, debugger, profiler, man generator, code checking, testing, management and animation.
GNU Wget
Owner: Hrvoje Niksic
GNU Wget is a free software package for retrieving files using HTTP, HTTPS and FTP, the two most widely-used Internet protocols. It is a non-interactive commandline tool, so it may easily be called from scripts, cron jobs, terminals without Xsupport, etc.
gnuber linux
Owner: shawn johnson
Gnuber is a knoppix based distro, focused at the office user.
Hotaru Engine
Owner: Brice Lambson
Hotaru is a platform independent (via SDL), 2D tile-based game engine that supports audio, networking, a GUI, tile-based graphics, and sleek effects. Games can easily be developed for the engine using XML and an easy-to-use scripting language.
HTML Help Books
Owner: Jose Manuel Rios Fonseca
Reference documentation for open-source software in a interactive web interface and in convenient HTML-based formats (such as CHM, DevHelp, HTB, etc.), as well as tools for its generation, conversion, and visualization.
Hydra.1 Webserver
Owner: Oliver Lavery
Hydra.1 is a free, experimental, high performance Webserver for UNIX platforms. It currently lacks most of the functionality people would expect in a server, but what it does, it does especially well. That's the concept behind the project; not to write another bloated, sluggish piece of software - god knows we have enough of those - but to come up with an entirely new solution to a series of problems which plague the World Wide Web.
ICEL - Interactive Commands for E-Learning
Owner: Marco Ferra
ICEL is a stable, advanced and optimized set TCL scripts to be used as a learn engine for eggdrop based bots. The information is stored on a mysql database.
JabXPCOM
Owner: Christof Meerwald
JabXPCOM is an XPCOM component which provides access to Jabber from any
programming language with XPCOM bindings (such as C++, Java, JavaScript,
Python, or Ruby).
Java Development Environment for Emacs (JDEE)
Owner: Paul Kinnucan
The Java Development Environment for Emacs is a software package that interfaces Emacs to command-line Java development tools (for example, JavaSoft's JDK).
Knopzilla - a Knoppix serverapplication demo CD
Owner: Claus Garde Henriksen
A Knoppix based cd for demonstation of web based serverapplications.
The cd boots as a normal Knoppix (see www.knoppix.net) and has some web server applications running almost immidiately after boot.
An ambition is that it should also be a base for very fast installation of a real bugtrace system , internet shop or whatever is hard to install for normal first time Linux users.
Latifolia Messenger
Owner: Nugroho Latifolia
Latifolia Messenger is exactly an Cross-Platform java based Yahoo/ICQ-Like
open project which can be run anywhere and on any platform without any
servers available, every client will be server and vice versa. The access
of client database can be limited to organization needs or set public so
the client database will be propagated through the Internet.
LDIPInter
Owner: Joachim Höhle
LDIPInter explains the theory about automatic measurements of images by means of correlation.
Lien Project Gutenberg Etext Reader
Owner: Tan Chee Kien
I think the PG ftp server is the most valueable treasure in the world. Inside you can find thousands of fine literature from 18th and 19th century. Some of the example are Sherlock Holmes, Treasure Island, Moby Dick, The Moonstone and many many more. Lpgr is a program to help UNIX users to read these wonderful ebook in comfortable condition.
LifeBoat rescue CD script
Owner: Steve Stites
LifeBoat is a script program which creates rescue CDs on a Linux
box. It builds the rescue CD by copying the necessary programs from the host
Linux software, thus making the resulting rescue CD highly compatible with the
host system. The LifeBoat CD system is very configurable. By using the
LifeBoat Addons feature the user caninclude as many functions that he wants from
his host system up to the memory capacity of his computer. LifeBoat currently
works on the Mandrake, Red Hat,Slackware, SuSE, and Yoper distributions of
Linux/386. LifeBoat also includes skeleton code which a programmer can use to
create a version of LifeBoat for use on additional distributions.
LifeBoat can be extended in many ways and is not limited to being a rescue
system. I hope that users will create and contribute a large number of
additions to LifeBoat which build a wide variety of specialized bootable CD
operating systems.
Linux Game Development Center
Owner: Christian Reiniger
A website + mailing lists for Open Source game developers.
Linux Newbie Administrator Guide
Owner: Peter Klimas
A complete reference for new Linux users who wish to set up and administer their own Linux home computer, workstation and/or their home or small office network. The answers are meant to be simple, with just sufficient detail, and always supported with a readily usable example. The work is still in progress, but we hope the Guide can be helpful already.
LinuxConsole
Owner: Yann Le Doaré
LinuxConsole began as a Game/Multimedia Live Linux distro, that boot from CD (0.2 release out in 2001 )
Now (0.4 release, ready at end 2003) it is a very complete Live Linux Distro :
- more than 15 OpenGL games
- video player/encoder (mplayer,vlc),
- Tv (Xawdecode, taztv, Xmlv)
- Openoffice
- Printing with CUPS
- Sannner (Xsane)
- WebCam (gnomemeeting)
- ADSL drivers (Alcatel, ECI, Bewan, Sagem),
- RTC modems (serials, hsf, hcf, pctel)
- Mozilla Firebird
- Intranet module : postfix, apache, mysql, ldap
that needs no software installation (!) , with auto hardware detection.
LinuxConsole is very modular, there are realy a lot of ways to use it .
Liquid War
Owner: Christian Mauduit
Liquid War is a unique multiplayer wargame. Its rules are truely
original and have been invented by Thomas Colcombet. You control an army
of liquid and have to try and eat your opponents. A single player mode
is available, but the game is definitely designed to be multiplayer, and
has network support.
ljsdcdev Project
Owner: Lawrence Sebald
The ljsdcdev Project is an attempt to create a totally-free, open source,
Role-playing game for the Sega Dreamcast video game console. The game has
been built using the KallistiOS (http://gamedev.allusion.net) Dreamcast
programming library. Right now, the focus is on getting a 2-D tile-based
engine and other RPG components up and running.
Local Area Security
Owner: Jascha Dub
Local Area Security Linux is a 'Live CD' distribution with a strong emphasis on security tools and small footprint.
Medieval Adventure Creation Environment
Owner: Michael Gerner Andreasen
The Mace is a multiplayer text adventure game, based upon the Diku family
tree of Muds, we use rom as our base code, and goes from there.
We plan to release a more secure and stable environment.
Comments :
The changes that the mace-team makes to the standard rom, will be released
freely, but we have to apply to the other development teams of the code,
the once that released prior to us, the includes: Diku-Team,
Merc-Diku-Team & the Rom-Team
DikuMud Family tree: http://www.dikumud.com/diku/Children/index.asp
Rom source: http://www.rom.org/download/Rom24b6.tar.gz
MiKTEX
Owner: Christian Schenk
MiKTEX (pronounced mick-tech) is an up-to-date implementation of TEX and related programs for Windows (all current variants) on x86 systems. TEX is a typesetting system invented by D. E. Knuth.
mIRCscripts
Owner: Michael Cherry
mIRCscripts
MozillaPL
Owner: Marek Wawoczny
MozillaPL - aim of this project is to provide Polish translation of Mozilla
browser
Mpeg Menu System
Owner: Anders Rune Jensen
Mpeg Menu System, is a menu system for the dxr3. It can also be used as a
text based audio player and supports Lirc.
MU2
Owner: Karsten Kruse
MU2 was planned at the beginning as a new implementation of MuLinux (http://mulinux.sunsite.dk/) wich is old and no longer under development. Since Michele (the MuLinux-man) and i have very different views of how to do things right we decided that we should better start our own project.
Many old minidistributions died and i really think there should be a modern alternative that supports newer applications and is extendable. This is what we call MU2.
MuLinux
Owner: Michael D. Crawford
muLinux is a minimalistic Linux distribution, suitable for old computers. X11, GCC, VNC, SSH, Samba, Netscape etc. are supported on additional addon floppies. It can be installed from DOS/Win9x or Linux, without repartitioning.
The "mu" stands for a Greek letter (see Unicode Latin-1 char 0x0b5) frequently used for indicating the millionth part of something. for example: "mu meter" (µm) stands for micro meter and is the one millionth part of a meter. The reason for the name "muLinux" is its tiny size.
Network In A Box (NIAB)
Owner: Adam Barton
Network In A Box (NIAB) is a FREE, downloadable, VMware Virtual Machine, running Linux, designed to provide all the common network services used in an enterprise to facilitate the testing of security and infrastructure products.
NIAB can be used for many things including:
- Learning Linux Server Configuration
- Testing and Demonstrating commercial network and security products
- As a physically portable Linux server, run it on your laptop if you like!
New Animal Record Keeping system
Owner: Ian Sleigh
A java based system to hold data on individual specimens held in captive breeding projects. In addition to basic life history, data modules for animal health, reproduction and collection management will be added.
The proposed system will be accessible using a struts based web application and provide a persistence layer to intergrate data with a relational database.
Initial work will be based around the requirements of WWT a uk based conservation organisation . It is hoped that other comparable institutions will find a use for the package.
NewRPMS
Owner: Rudolf Kastl
The mission statement is to create a place where people can contribute spec
files for the redhat distribution.
All rpms that are considered to be public useable will be made apt-get
able with apt4rpm for easier upgrading and system maintainance.
NomadBIOS
Owner: Jacob Gorm Hansen
The aim of the NomadBios project is to allow several operating systems to
run on the same computer. Currently it runs severals instances of Linux
2.2 at near-native speed.
NomadBios is based on the L4 micro-kernel architecture, and the port of
Linux to L4, known as L4Linux. NomadBios runs on top of L4 (currently only
the Fiasco version on i386), and one or more modified L4Linuxes run on top
of NomadBios.
NoX-Wizard
Owner: Jan Salden
NoX-Wizard is rock-solid, with a very competitive uptime and is a very fast engine. It is compatible with any "Ignited" (or better, UO-Riced) client, offering also particle effects under Third Dawn clients.
NSIS
Owner: Joost Verburg
NSIS is a popular script-based Windows installer system with a very small overhead. NSIS can create Windows installers that are capable of installing, uninstalling, setting system settings, extracting files, etc.
NSIS 2 includes a new Modern User Interface, LZMA compression, support for multiple languages, an easy plug-in system and an improved scripting language with named user variables and a powerful preprocessor.
Objective-c Foundation Classes
Owner: Dick van Oudheusden
The Objective-C Foundation Classes (OFC) is a objective-c library. It contains general purpose classes for easier development of applications. The classes are grouped in five clusters: Datatypes, Collections, Network, C-library wrappers and compound classes. The library is accompied by class documentation in HTML, reference cards per cluster, (example) programs and (support) tools.
Open Source Hardware Development
Owner: Richard Diederen
Open Source Hardware Development
Open Source Software Lab
Owner: Gene James
Web Utils
* User Location Tracking
* Forum
* News Management System
* Content Management System
* Poll
* .... more to come
Sample Code
* Perl
* PHP
* Miva
* JSP
* ASP
OpenInput
Owner: Jakob Kjaer
The OpenInput library is intended as an easy-to-use, cross-platform input handler library. The goal is to provide a SDL-like interface to input devices such as keyboards, mice and joysticks while keeping the
dependencies for the library at a bare minimum.
OpenInput has been designed with portability in mind, and can be used with any windowing or text-based system. Under X11, it hooks itself into an existing window for use with OpenGL, OGRE, GLX, SDL or any other graphical library.
OpenInput is licensed under the GNU LGPL.
OpenWarfare
Owner: Benjamin Koffel
OpenWarfare is a cross-platform open-source turn based strategy similar to many warfare boardgames (warhammer, necromunda, etc.). It is made using c++, OpenGL for a fully 3D battlefield. It is also made so that people can create new units and weapons in seconds and can use their own md2 (quake 2) models to represent them. Note, that this game is not a clone or representation of any Games Workshop (TM) products but is a TBS with gameplay similar to the style used in war boardgames rather than the traditional resource management, building cities, etc.
OPOS - the OPen source OS
Owner: Vivek Mohan
OPOS would be a modular , plugin based open source operating system
featuring the best of all OSes in existence. It will be modular in the
sense that the user who wants to install OPOS can choose the modules he/she
requires thus giving the user the freedom to construct an OS according to
his/her needs.
Orangecell.org LINUX
Owner: Justin Fyfe
Orangecell.org LINUX OS is an easy to configure, and easy to compile from source distribution. It uses a custom package management system that automatically detects the best compilation settings on the end user's machine, and compiles the source with those optimization flags. The Master Control Program allows the user to change system settings such as time zones, resolution, bootloader options, and package selections. Orangecell.org's package management system checks the dependencies of a package before compiling it.
Orangecell.org LINUX comes with standard software on a two CD set. XFree86, KDE, XFCE4, FluxBox, FVWM95, CUPS, Mozilla, and a horde of software is included.
osCommerce
Owner: Harald Ponce de Leon
osCommerce is an online shop e-commerce solution under on going development by the open source community. Its feature packed out-of-the-box installation allows store owners to setup, run, and maintain their online stores with minimum effort and with absolutely no costs or license fees involved.
osCommerce combines open source solutions to provide a free and open e-commerce platform, which includes the powerful PHP web scripting language, the stable Apache web server, and the fast MySQL database server.
With no restrictions or special requirements, osCommerce is able to run on any PHP3 or PHP4 enabled web server, on any environment that PHP and MySQL supports, which includes Linux, Solaris, BSD, and Microsoft Windows environments.
overule
Owner: KIU KWONG HU
my project is a shoutbox powered by php and my sql.
features include banning of ip, change language from admin panel,flood
control,suited with phpnuke portal,style and color easily
changed,admin can easily made the shoutbox go offline during
upgrading,direction of post can be edited easily through admin
panel,language filter enabled easily,icon can be changed,smillies can
be enabled or disabled,admin can enable or disable html code,time zone
can be edited,shout length can also be edited,admin can change the
admin pass easily,delete of shoutbox with its ip recorded to ban any
user if needed.
Pack Management Project
Owner: Peter Kristensen
The Pack Management Project is about how manage and maintain large software collections. Through the introduction of the Package-Collection Structure installation and maintenance of software packages becomes easy and uncumbersome. Each package is installed in its own subdirectory, which allows for simultaneous installation of two or more versions of the same package. Consequently no database is needed to keep track of which package a certain file belongs to.
pdaXrom
Owner: Mikkel Skovgaard Sørensen
pdaXrom is our new ARM Linux distribution. Aimed at PDA, pdaXrom uses X11 instead of Qtopia, hence greater versatility, improved portability and better performance which make your PDA a subnotebook in terms of functionalities.
This distribution integrates its own development kit so that it becomes virtually possible to recompile any graphical program to extend your PDAs possibilities to your own needs.
pdaXrom has been tested on Sharp Zaurus SL-C700/750/760 but is currently being ported to other architectures.
pecap
Owner: Kuding
Unknown
PheMail
Owner: Jesper Nøhr
PheMail is a hosting solution, that includes hosting for:
o Mail
o FTP
o HTTP
o DNS
Everything is backended in a SQL Database, and everything is managed through a nice webinterface for easy administration.
It is written in PHP, all object oriented, perl and C.
phpMyCustomers
Owner: Brian Lycett
An open source Customer Management suite, beginning with a 'Virtual Shop Assistant' program.
PlaylistManager
Owner: Carsten Stiborg
PlaylistManager is a project containing a playlist editing library and an application using the library. This application allows the user to create and modify playlists, in various playlist formats, including m3u and pls.
portmanager
Owner: Michael C. Shultz
Portmanager's purpose is to keep a FreeBSD user's
installed software current, and reduces the update
procedure to two steps:
1. Update ports tree from cvs
2. Run portmanager
Portmanager looks for a difference between what
is available in the ports tree and what is installed. If both are not the same portmanager
upgrades the installed software, upgrading each program in the proper order so that dependent
programs are upgraded first, and programs that
use the dependent programs are upgraded next.
There is one other program in FreeBSD's port tree
who's purpose is similar to portmanager, it is called portupgrade. Portmanager is designed to
cover portupgrade's limitations, such as portupgrade requires Ruby for its data base support and is very slow, portmanager's data base
is handled internally and is quite fast.
Portupgrade requires an external INDEX file be maintained of all ports. Maintaining this file
causes users needless stress when the file
can neither be built nor retrieved. Portmanager
has no need for this file so eleminates this line of complaints from FreeBSD users.
When portupgrade can not determine the proper
way to upgrade a software package, it modify's
the packages's registry and forces installation
anyways. Portmanager completely respects the registry, never modifies it and will simply
notify the user if a package cannot properly be
upgraded.
Private Usenet Archives
Owner: Kathy Morgan
This website is maintained by volunteer Usenet Archivers. It includes a listing of some Usenet archives maintained by private individuals and links to tools for archiving newsgroups and using others' archives.
PTlink IRC Software
Owner: João LuÃs Marques Pinto
This project goal is to develop a stable IRC daemon with IRC Services and other internet services integration.
Pure Load Balancer
Owner: Frank Denis
Pure Load Balancer is a reliable high-performance software load balancer for the HTTP and SMTP protocols. It uses an asynchronous non-forking/non-blocking model, and provides fail-over abilities.
When a backend server goes down, it automatically removes it from the server pool, and tries to bring it back to life later. PLB has full IPv6 support and works on OpenBSD, NetBSD, FreeBSD and Linux.
Quark
Owner: Ben Jansens
Quark is an audio player, for geeks, by geeks. It runs in the background with access provided via a FIFO in the filesystem. It uses Xine-lib for playing music, and can therefore play any file format supported by Xine.
Quark comes with a couple front-ends to make it more useful.
- charm-quark - a CLI interface
- strange-quark - a GTK System Tray interface
ReturnMyPicture
Owner: Robert Mark Wilson
ReturnMyPicture is an HTML content generation and processing program
written in Java. The implementation is a stock market forum providing
users with HTML form input elements to annotate technical analysis charts
and to post these with a text message.
The architecture is three tier, HTML/Servlet/Database. ReturnMyPicture is
a 100% Java implementation consisting of about 30 packages with 250
classes. I have it currently running using Tomcat, MySQL and j2sdk1.4.1.
RFC HyperText Archive
Owner: Brian Grunnet
The RFC HyperText Archive, based on the flat text files at ftp://ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/
Rox OS
Owner: Guido Schimmels
Rox OS is a new operating system aimed at the desktop user. Rox is a user centric OS that utilizes the Linux Kernel , GNU tools, and Rox Filer. The idea of Rox OS comes from the work done on Rox filer. Rox stands for Risc on X. Rox is a desktop environment based on ideas from Risc OS. With Rox OS we plan on taking some of the ideas of Rox and expanding on them. Instead of hiding complexity through abstraction we feel it better to keep things simple to begin with. The simplified Filesystem Hierarchy is one such example, letting the user understand and feel more in control of their computer.
RPG Names
Owner: Stefan Kreisberg
A role playing assistant for Linux PDA's. Chooses random names from XML
files. Developed with Trolltech Qtopia SDK, Qt GUI, Qt embedded and C++
SalStat Statistics
Owner: Alan james Salmoni
SalStat is a new application designed for scientific statistical analysis, available under the GNU General Public Licence (GPL). Currently it is in beta status and is still being developed, but it can already do a range of descriptive statistics, t tests (paired, unpaired and one sample), and 3 kinds of correlations.
SerLooK - serial lines traffic logger
Owner: giuseppe massimo bertani
SerLooK is an attempt to create a GPLed GUI tool under Linux aimed to to inspect and
debug serial line data traffic. With the first alpha release will be possible to
(a) see the serial data traffic between the PC and one or more hosts and
(b) use two PC serial ports to snap out the data traffic between two
other hosts (needed double-T cable).
The traffic will be showed using special windows subdivided in panes, one for RX and the other
for TX data direction. On each serial port it will be possible to open different views using
different representation typologies: ASCII, hex, binary, etc
Simple IRC
Owner: Dan Christiansen
The goal of the Simple IRC project is to create a simple, standard compliant implementation of the IRC protocol.
The project has two independant parts: A public domain library, and front-ends for it. Currently the library is in development, and a front-end for Mac OS X is planned.
Skolbiblioteksportal
Owner: Kim Bruun
I øjeblikket arbejder jeg på et projekt til aflevering på Danmarks
Pædagogiske Universitet som et led i skolebibliotekaruddannelsen. Projektet
er en portal til skolebiblioteket med en række funktioner der passer ind i
skolebiblioteket som pædagogisk servicecenter. F.eks. support til IT,
kalender, forum og booking af diverse undervisningsmaterialer såsom
digitalkamera, overhead mm. Portalen bygger jeg ved hjælp af et CMS ved
navn PostNuke der er OpenSource.
Mine 26 medkursister kender stort set intet til Internet og slet ikke til
det at bygge hjemmesider. Jeg tænkte derfor, at når jeg er 1 ud af 27, så
står det slemt til ude på landets folkeskoler. Især når der i lovgrundlaget
står, at skolebibliotekerne også skal formidle elektroniske medier.
Jeg fik så den idé at udvikle en standard PostNuke skolebiblioteksportal,
som skolebibliotekarerne ude i det ganske land kunne sætte op uden de store
sværdslag, ændre i og opdatere uden at have en masse viden om
hjemmesidebygning.
Min idé er at have et site i tre afdelinger.
Portalen vil kunne downloades fra hovedsitet, hvor der også vil kunne
findes dokumentation med masser af vejledninger til dit og dat, man nu får
brug får, når man selv vil til at ændre indholdet af portalen.
Den anden afdeling vil indeholde et preview af den sidste nye udgave af
portalen, så man kan se, hvad man downloader og sætter op.
Tredje afdeling er udviklingsdelen, hvor jeg udvikler portalen og prøver
nye moduler til softwaren af.
Jeg vil derfor få brug for tre MySQL databaser. De kan sagtens ligge
sammen, så jeg ikke behøver tre adgangskoder til min Phpmyadmin.
Jeg kan ikke finde ud af, hvilken version af PHP I kører med, men mit
projekt kræver minimum PHP 4.0.1 pl2, men jeg går ud fra at det er i
orden.
I er velkomne til at stille spørgsmål, hvis der er noget I er i tvivl om.
smarden.org
Owner: Gerrit Pape
runit - cross-platform init scheme with service supervision,
socklog - system and kernel logging services,
ipsvd - internet protocol service daemons,
qconfirm - request delivery confirmation for mail,
tinydyndns - pop-before-dyndns service using djbdns,
official Debian packages,
unofficial Debian packages,
djbdns, daemontools, ... - man pages, public domain libraries
SNMP MIB Browser
Owner: Watsh Rajneesh
MibbleBrowser is a Java based SNMP Mib Browser application which is built over Mibble SNMP Mib parser library and Westhawk SNMP Stack.
It provides support for loading SMIv1 and v2 MIBs, loading multiple mibs in a go, unloading mibs, and performing SNMP v1 operations on the selected oids in the tree.
In the near future, other SNMP versions will be supported. The Westhawk stack already does that only mibblebrowser will need to be enhanced on the UI front to enable v2c and v3 operations too.
sonigmap
Owner: Arne Thomassen
sonigmap is a two-dimensional graphical puzzle game, similar to Oxyd, for Unix-like operating systems. Additionally, it can natively interpret level pack text files for several Sokoban variants in graphics and text environments.
Spellutils
Owner: Byrial Ole Jensen
Spellutils is a suite of programs which are used to isolate texts from
various types of files and hand them over to another program - typically a
spell checker - which may change the texts. Afterwards the possibly
changed text parts are copied back in place in the original file.
Sylpheed-Claws
Owner: Colin Leroy
Sylpheed-Claws is an email client (and news reader), based on GTK+, featuring
Quick response
Graceful, and sophisticated interface
Easy configuration, intuitive operation
Abundant features
Extensibility
Thales, an irc to MySQL gateway
Owner: Zanelli Mitch
Thales is an IRC to MySQL Gateway. It connects to your IRC network as a
service, and converts messages he receives to SQL queries to update the
database. It doesn't build stats or anything else. Thales gives you the
database, but it's your role to write PHP scripts to extract data from it.
Some example applications are provided in the contrib/ directory.
The Danish Amiga Internet Group
Owner: Unknown
The Amigos mailing list is an open, unmoderated forum for people generally interested in Amiga computers.
The ETP messaging system
Owner: Anthony Heading
ETP is a lightweight realtime messaging system which includes
publish-subscribe and request-response models. The original
implementation has been used for many years for linking Excel
spreadsheets with Unix backend server processes; this new
version is cleaned-up with the aim to be a little more
general-purpose.
The Grasshoppers' Linux Journal
Owner: Ludo Janssens
The Grasshoppers' Linux Journal is a free, online distributed magazine.
It contains application reviews, newbie-oriented help to set up various
things on your GNU/Linux box, interviews with developers, and many other
things you'd expect in a magazine. An issue is released every month.
The Linux Quality Database
Owner: Michael D. Crawford
The Linux Quality Database is proposed to make it easier for Linux users to give feedback to the Linux kernel developers by providing an easy-to-use web interface for logging both bug reports and successes with different kernel versions, and to make it easier for developers to track down bugs by providing boolean searches based on harware and kernel configurations, kernel version and patch level, and distribution used.
The Open Source Software CD
Owner: Philip M. White
(More detail is in the project proposal e-mail.)
This project is a CD image that contains a collection of high-quality open-source software. The goal is to be publically distributed in order to promote open source to "regular" people, as well as to be a convenient one-stop-shop repository for those who regularly use open-source software and do not want to download a dozen packages from different places.
It is updated monthly with the latest versions of all software, and new software is added regularly based on CD users' e-mails and my own discoveries.
TheOpenCD
Owner: Henrik Nilsen Omma
The OpenCD is a collection of high-quality Open Source Software. All of the programs on the disc run under Windows; the disc is intended to be an Open Source showcase. New users can try out Open Source software in the comfort of their own, familiar operating system, rather than having to take the drastic step of reformatting their hard drive to install Linux.
Currently, the disc is aimed solidly at non-techies. The primary audience is expected to consist mostly of people who use computers regularly for their work, but are not power users. This might be, for example, Jane from Accounting, who spends a lot of time working on spreadsheets and checking her email. She can find her way around the computer without too much trouble, but wouldn't know a kernel from a TCP/IP stack. By showing the benefits of Open Source Software to users such as these, we hope to encourage its adoption -- in the workplace, in schools, and by individuals.
The OpenCD features a CD browser application that allows for easy browsing of the programs on the CD. It also includes a selection of essays about Open Source philosophy, and links to other programs that might be of interest.
Tiger RPMs
Owner: Mark Baas
Tiger RPMS is a full archive of Mandrake RPMs. You will find packages that are not included in the official archive (base and contrib) and PLF. Next to that the project provides a service for opensource projects who need Mandrake RPMs.
TINE
Owner: Alexander Babichev
TINE Is Not Elite, TINE is cross-platform space adventure game inspired by Elite.
TLSWrap
Owner: Tomas Svensson
TLSWrap is a TLS/SSL FTP wrapper/proxy for UNIX and Windows, allowing you to use your favourite FTP client with any TLS/SSL-enabled FTP server.
Topsy
Owner: Soeren Staun-Pedersen
The Phase Web paradigm is radically different computational way to understand complex systems, and Topsy is it's first software instantiation.
TransTitanium
Owner: Kevin P. Corrigan
The name of my project is called "TransTitanium." Basically, it's a new software application that incorporates a new "flavor" of FTP technology that I have been working on for quite some time. It uses proprietary compression technologies developed by my team, which allows new methods of transferring files more quickly, than ordinary FTP protocols allow. Regardless of the connection, our tests have shown that the average increase in transfer speed compared to any ordinary FTP technology is over 92%. We are currently working hard to develop backwards compatibility with regular FTP technologies, so that anyone using the "traditional" FTP protocol can experience some of this new technology, without the need to upgrade any software. Right now, we are only developing a Linux version, but in the future, we hope to port this software to Windows so more people can make use of it. Besides researching about this new "protocol," we are also implementing more standard protocols into our software, (such as HTTP) so that the users of this software can have a plethora of transfer options to choose from such as FXP, HTTP to FTP, etc.
Typo3
Owner: Ingmar Schlecht
TYPO3 is a free Open Source content management system for enterprise
purposes on the web and in intranets. It offers full flexibility and
extendability while featuring an accomplished set of ready-made
interfaces, functions and modules.
U61
Owner: Christian Mauduit
U61 is another block-based game. At first sight, one might think it's
yet another Tetris clone. But it's much more than that since its rules
are fully configurable: you can edit them and create your own gameplay.
U61 is designed to be a multiplayer game, and supports internet play.
The game comes with 4 themes, 3 sets of rules and complete
documentation.
virtualmail-pop3d
Owner: Jeremy C. Reed
A simple and fast POP3 server that provides support for virtual
(non-/etc/passwd) users. It can support multiple virtual domains with
separate password files and mailbox spool locations for each.
vm-pop3d can run via inetd (and doesn't need any superuser privileges for non-system mailboxes)
or as a stand-alone daemon.
Visual Media Center Operating System
Owner: Shad Nelson
VMC/OS is a spin off of Fedora Core 3. What we've done is edit the source from the Fedora installer to more easily configure + install MythTV.
Some neat features of VMC/OS
1. The entire distro is available for d/l + install on 1 cd/iso.
2. Usbuirt support has been compiled into LIRC
3. Custom scripts for setting up MythTV in a matter of seconds.
4. Autoboots into MythTV
5. A working MythTV system can be configured + set up in under 20 minutes
vpnd (Virtual Private Network Daemon)
Owner: Andreas Steinmetz
The virtual private network daemon vpnd is a daemon which connects two networks on network level either via TCP/IP or a (virtual) leased line attached to a serial interface. All data transfered between the two networks are encrypted using the unpatented free Blowfish encryption algorithm.
WEBPROF
Owner: Jorge Lamas de Oliveira Laranjo
It's a portal system to help teachers publish contents to the internet and reply to question from the students.
Werner Icking Music Archive
Owner: Christian Mondrup
Werner Icking Music Archive, (1) a web archive for free classical music sheet music, often, but not
necessarily typeset with MusiXTeX
and (2) the main site for MusiXTeX, a suite of TeX based music typesetting
utilities
WING IP Simulator
Owner: Martijn Kuipers
considerably increased in the last years.
Its advantages are evident: it is much faster and often easier to
simulate a system in software than to
build test platforms with real devices. This specially applies to
network simulators, where the amount
of devices and possible protocols and mechanisms is very high.
Under this perspective, the WINGlab decided to focus its attention on
simulating several aspects
connected with IP networks, such as mobility schemes (Mobile IP),
routing/routing discovery routines
(Adhoc routing protocols), wireless links (Bluetooth, IEEE802.11), QoS
(Quality of Service) mechanisms
(Diffserv) and Medium Access Protocols.
The first step was to search for a simulator readily available. The
result was that there was no
simulator which fulfilled the WINGlab's objectives. Thus the idea of
building a new IP network simulator
was born. This simulator should allow full understanding of the
framework and protocols implemented,
should be easy to extend and would serve as tool to aid in education. It
was given the name of
WING IP Simulator, or WIP-Sim.
WINrsync
Owner: Niels Andersen
A graphical frontend to rsync
WorditTux
Owner: Marcus Friedlaender
WorditTux is live Linux distribution which runs from CD. The goal is a light yet powerful desktop which also Windows users can easily start using.
Packages can be added in modular fashion using the klik installer. The distribution can also be installed to harddisk. User home directory and settings can be saved.
Tutorials with special sections for Windows users are available directly on the desktop in Wiki form, and both free and paid support are planned.
KDE and GTK+ are both installed. KDE and GTK/Gnome applications are used, but with the Ice Window Manager to give a faster desktop.
WW2D
Owner: Vitaliy Pronkin
WW2D is cross-platform, free and open-source application similar to NASA World Wind or Google Earth software. It allows you to explore Earth using satellite imagery, topographic maps and images from other data sources also providing large placenames and boundaries database and allowing you to install community-made add-ons for even more information about our planet.
In basic configuration WW2D uses images from Blue Marble Next Generation (500 m/pixel), Landsat7 (15 m/pixel), USGS Topo Maps (2.4 m/pixel), USGS Digital Ortho imagery (1 m/pixel), USGS Urban Area Ortho (0.25-0.33 m/pixel) imagery.
WW2D is designed to dynamically download needed data from internet, however you can manually download data you want for faster access and offline usage.
WW2D is based on Java and OpenGL technologies and will run on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux (x86 and amd64).
In addition to Earth there are also other worlds can be explored in WW2D such as Moon and Mars.
wxPython
Owner: Robin Dunn
wxPython is a GUI toolkit for Python that is a wrapper around the wxWindows
C++ GUI library. wxPython provides a large variety of window types and
controls, all implemented with a native look and feel (and native runtime
speed) on the platforms it is supported on.
Comments :
License: wxWindows License 3.0 (LGPL with exceptions)
wxWidgets
Owner: Robin Dunn
wxWidgets gives you a single, easy-to-use API for writing GUI
applications on multiple platforms. Link with the appropriate library
for your platform (Windows/Unix/Mac, others coming shortly) and
compiler (almost any popular C++ compiler), and your application will
adopt the look and feel appropriate to that platform. On top of great
GUI functionality, wxWidgets gives you: online help, network
programming, streams, clipboard and drag and drop, multithreading,
image loading and saving in a variety of popular formats, database
support, HTML viewing and printing, and much much more.
xeCMS
Owner: Mark Smith
xeCMS is a simple php/flat-file content management system.
It allows you to quickly and easily edit your website without a database or complex user system.
XEmacs
Owner: XEmacs Admins
XEmacs is a highly customizable text editor and application
development system. Its emphasis is on modern graphical user interface
support and an open software development model.
Xinvest
Owner: Mark Buser
Xinvest is a free personal finance tracking and performance tool for the X Window System.
XML Authoring Environment for Emacs
Owner: Paul Kinnucan
The XAE is an add-on software package that enables you to use Emacs and your system's HTML browser to create, transform, and display XML documents.
Xorcom Rapid
Owner: Tzafrir Cohen
Xorcom Rapid is a Debian-based distribution for installing Asterisk. It includes an auto-install and special auto-configuration features. It quickly and effortlessly converts any PC to a functioning Asterisk PBX.
XPCOM2CORBA
Owner: Christof Meerwald
This project aims to create a bi-directional, static XPCOM<->CORBA bridge.
When completed, it should provide the ability to access CORBA services from
XPCOM clients and vice versa.
Yarrow Linux
Owner: Christopher De La Cruz
Yarrow Linux is a more community based approach to Linux distros. YOU decide which packages should be in the distro. You tell us what package you use frequently, and if everyone agrees, its made into a downloadable package. Yarrow is meant to be user-friendly, and worthwhile. It includes the Yarrow (binary) Package Manager, which is still under development.
YATE
Owner: Matthew Goodger
So you don't want to pay £115 or so for microsoft word? a text editor lke notepad isn't powerful enough? well this is the project for you!
This peice of software can create html documents (.html) text documents (.txt) and YATE files (.yate)
although the coding is simple that should make it easy to edit.
Ytin EX
Owner: Lei Ding
YTin EX is a new mud client based on original ytin(ytin.sourceforge.net), written in C, with Perl scripting support.
Z Shell
Owner: Oliver Kiddle
Zsh is a shell designed for interactive use, although it is also a powerful scripting language. Many of the useful features of bash, ksh, and tcsh were incorporated into zsh; many original features were added.
Zori
Owner: Alan Aspuru-Guzik
Zori is a quantum Monte Carlo (QMC) program for the electronic structure of atoms and molecules. The goal of the project is to provide an easy to use massively parallel program for obtaining accurate quantum chemical observables.
Currently, Zori is able to do variational, diffusion and fermion Monte Carlo calculations, as well as perform wavefunction optimization.
Eventhough the software is released under the GPL, we kindly request to people that if they use Zori or a modified version of it for scientific publications, to reference our package, and to submit improvements to us through this site.