Software Map

RT is a real-time operating system designed for
embedded systems. The hardware dependent part is
small and well isolated, making it simple to port
the operating system to a new microcontroller or
architecture.

The Yellow Duck Framework is an object-oriented
framework that will help you with creating Web
applications.

DoxMentor4J is a standalone, cross-platform,
Web/AJAX based documentation library that is fully
searchable and may be hosted in the file system,
in an archive, or embedded in the Java classpath.
Users can copy online books or manuals into
directories in the library directory structure.
DoxMentor4J then provides a dedicated Web server
which presents the library as a tree structure on
a Web page. Users can navigate through the tree to
locate online books.

MplayerBuddy is a media bookmarking application
designed to keep track of the user's place when
watching videos. It uses mplayer as its back-end
media player. It is excellent for people with very
short attention spans who constantly start and
stop several videos.

VeriTAR [Veri(fy)TAR] is a command-line utility that verifies
the MD5 sums of files within a tar archive. Due to
the limitations of the tar ("ustar") format, the
MD5 sums are retrieved from a separate file and
are checked against the MD5 sums of the files
within the tar archive. The process takes place
without actually exctracting the files. It works
even with corrupted tar archives. The program
carries on to the next file within the archive,
skipping the damaged parts. At the moment, this
relies on internal functions of Python's tarfile
module.

The aoemask tool manipulates the MAC address mask
list on a Coraid storage appliance over an
Ethernet network.

phpLanParty started out as a way to register users for a local lan party, and began to evolve into a functional registration database for multiple events.

Metazip is an Apache 2.x module that allows you to serve dynamically-constructed, uncompressed zip files. Thus, your users can choose to download individual files or entire collections, but you don’t have to reserve disk space for both.

antioch is a Web application for building scalable, interactive virtual worlds. Begun as a MOO-like system for building virtual worlds, the goal was to take the LambdaMOO approach to creating online worlds, and update it in hopes of attracting new players to an old idea. Like many MOO clones before it, antioch uses Python as its internal scripting language. This provides a powerful environment for game authors, while a flexible object model allows for creation of complex in-game objects.

Linux Debug is a functional clone of the old DOS debug.com for x86 linux. Functions include the ability to alter/examine memory and registers, set/clear breakpoints, step into and trace over, symmetric symbolic disassembler, and symbolic assembler. It has a simplified UI, and can work with bin and elf format files. Symbolic functions work only if debug symbols available in the file header. It features a NASM-compatible syntax for both disassembler and single line assembler.

Bioloide is a graphical Web-based interface with several tools for checking various aspects of your Web sites, for users, yourself, and search engines.
It is extensible and currently includes auto RSS, RSS editor, Adsense and Analytics check, gallery generator, last modified files, and Zip generator tools.

6jack is a framework for testing, analyzing, and fuzzing network applications. 6jack runs a command, intercepts calls to common network-related system calls, and passes them through an external filter. A filter can be written in any language supporting the MessagePack serialization library. 6jack is especially useful for writing tests for clients and servers, debugging and reverse engineering protocols, sketching filtering proxies, and fuzzing.