Software Map

Mutiny is a social platform that supports self-presentation in the form of blog posts, microblogging, friending, messaging, user photo, Web pages, and favorites. It also permits very simple project management with tracking of goals, tasks, and bugs. Users can create custom pages of up to five columns containing various widgets to display contents, such as posts, search box, maps, etc.

openDIAS (Document Imaging Archive System) provides document imaging with OCR. You can scan documents (with SANE) or import office documents, then assign them tags. It can store all your letters, bills, statements, etc. in a convenient, safe, and easily retrievable way.

IPplan is a Web-based, multilingual IP address
management and tracking tool which simplifies the administration of your IP address space. It can handle a single network or multiple networks with overlapping address spaces. It features DNS administration, internationalization, importing of network definitions from routing tables, importing of definitions from TAB-delimited files and NMAP's
XML format, support for multiple administrators
with different access profiles (per group, per
customer, per network, etc.), definitions of
address space authority boundaries per group,
finding free address space across a range, display
of overlapping address spaces between networks,
search capabilities, an audit log, statistics,
circuit tracking, and tracking and sending
SWIP/registrar information.

queXF (pronounced kweks-eff) takes scanned paper
forms generated using queXML and reads them.
Operators can then verify that queXF has read the
form correctly. Once this is done, the data
collected can be exported in a fixed width ASCII
file with a DDI data description. queXF can be
used as an alternative to programs such as Cardiff
Teleform and Remark OMR, in some situations. It
removes the need to manually enter form data,
therefore reducing error and fatigue. It does OMR
(Optical Mark Recognition) on each form to
determine if boxes have been filled, and can use
ICR (Intelligent Character Recognition) to determine what characters have been entered into boxes.

Tin is a powerful text mode news reader. It features threaded news reading, regex driven killfiles/message selections, pgp encryption, ispell support, and can read from both a local spool or from a remote NNTP server.

CalDavZAP is a CalDAV Web client with a powerful event/todo editor. It is compatible with Safari, Webkit, Firefox, Opera (15+), iCab, and Chrome, and supports all major CalDAV servers.

Gollem is a Web-based file manager that provides the ability to fully manage a hierarchical file system stored in a variety of backends such as a SQL database, as part of a real filesystem, or on FTP, Samba or SSH servers. It supports uploading and downloading of files, basic file operations, permissions support, and MIME recognition and viewing of files through the Horde MIME library. It is fully internationalized and translatable.

X File Explorer (Xfe) is a filemanager for X. It
is based on the popular, but discontinued, X Win
Commander. Xfe is desktop independent and is
written with the C++ Fox Toolkit. It looks similar
to Windows Commander or MS-Explorer, and is very
fast and simple. It features file associations,
the ability to mount/umount devices, a directory
tree for quickly changing directories, the ability
to change file attributes, automatic registry
saving, the ability to view/create/extract
compressed archives, and much more.

YAGF is a graphical frontend for the cuneiform and tesseract OCR tools. It lets you open already scanned image files or obtain new images via XSane (scanning results are automatically passed to YAGF). Once you have a scanned image you can prepare it for recognition, select particular image areas for recognition, set the recognition language and so on. Recognized text is displayed in an editor window where it can be spell-checked, corrected, saved to disk, or copied to clipboard. YAGF also provides some facilities for a multi-page recognition.