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A 37signals Basecamp clone wrote in php5/mysql4.1 and licensed under the GPL.

Musiclibrary based light audioplayer for windows 2K, XP & 2k3 (musikCube 1.0 works fine with Ms Windows 2000 operating system with older or cheaper machines...)

Upcoming new mozilla based music library player like AamaroK, iTunes and musikCube...

Need to be clicking the mouse more than you feel like? Let AutoClick Pro take over! Simply tell it where to click, and how often, and click Start - it will happily click away until you tell it to stop.

Tools, Applications found online using web2.0

What is Greylisting? Greylisting is a new method of blocking significant amounts of spam at the mailserver level, but without resorting to heavyweight statistical analysis or other heuristical (and error-prone) approaches. Consequently, implementations are fairly lightweight, and may even decrease network traffic and processor load on your mailserver.

OpenJades is a business layer for enterprise software based on Eclipse RCP and J2EE. Core modules cover aspects from contact-, order- and project management. OpenJades is free software and grants absolute vendor independency. It is based on open standards and platform interoperable, state-of-the-art Java technologies.

GPL license for web apps

> In an interview published by French Magazine Linux Pratique, Général Brachet explains why the French Military Police force has chosen to deploy Firefox and Thunderbird

MapOMatix is a collaborative environment for creating and editing maps, the maps can contain physical elements ( oil resources, telecomunication antennas, ... ) as well as abstract ones ( human organisations, web servers, ... ) and relations between these entities. Behind this tool is the idea of editing and publishing tactical maps.

space/project for appropriation of technology, Free software by girls for girls

In the field of software today, one cannot avoid the term "Open Source". You may also have come across the phrase "Free Software", and you may think that the two are synonymous. But they aren't.

WARNING: This is still experimental! Okay, warnings out of the way, here is a workaround so you can use your Airport Extreme in Linux.

Many times, you need to know how a certain filesystem looked like at some point in time, and you want to be able to roll back changes that happened to it after that point. While there are multiple solutions to achieve this goal, certainly one of them is to use filesystem snapshots.