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WARNING - I am neither a webmaster nor a copy editor. Each
of you respective groups, please send us a more gooder
<sic> blurb about your project. E-mail it to the openprojects
admins. If you have any web crafting abilities, we would also
like to hear about it at the same address. Right now this is just a
listing of who is here with us. To see what we have to offer, and
what we are trying to do, go here.
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COMPHARDWARE.com - Kris Kersey was the first guinea pig, er, um, participant in openprojects. Kris' site is here.
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Mesa3D.ORG - The Mesa 3-D graphics library needed a home, and we were glad to help out. They were one of the first projects to be on on.openprojects.net. See the mesa3d site. Brian, do you have a smaller logo? This one is scrunching our table.
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OPENSOURCE.org - The guys at opensource.org told us that their line was being overrun, so we helped them out with some bandwidth.
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BOYCOTT-MS.org - Matt Welsh's line was being bogged down by the popularity of his site, and winter break was coming up, so he needed to get it out of the dorms at berzerkely. Matt, do you have an image for us? His pages are here.
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Startx.org - Their pages are here. We need an appropriate blurb, too.
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GLX - The first opensource accelerated opengl drivers are being developed on an openprojects machine! They have their pages here.
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Bastille Linux - Bastille Linux is a Red Hat -based secure Linux distribution being developed on an Open Projects machine. Their website is at http://www.bastille-linux.org/.
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rtlinux.com - Rtlinux is a version of the Linux Operating System, enhanced to support hard realtime control programs. RTLinux supports realtime interrupt handlers and realtime periodic tasks with interrupt latencies and scheduling jitter close to the hardware limits. Can you guys give us a small logo to put on this page?
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FreeSpeech - FreeSpeech is a free (GPL) speech recognition project for Linux (or any other UNIX flavor). It will be designed so that it can be easily integrated into any application or window manager as well as the KDE and GNOME desktop environments.
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Enlightenment.org - We need a blurb here.
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ELUG.org - Welcome to the Everyone's Linux User Group (ELUG)! Our desire is to reach the entire Central Florida and Space Coast technoplex with accurate knowledge, power and savings of the Linux operating system. ELUG has been around since January 1998 to serve Central Florida Linux enthusiasts and inquirers alike!
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Amanda.org - Amanda is a high-performance network backup package that runs on many Unix platforms. Amanda uses the vendors dump, GNU Tar, or Samba to stream backups from dozens of workstations and servers to a single tape or a large tape jukebox. Used at hundreds of large sites around the world.
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LinuxPIP.org - Linux Public Initiative Project. Oh yeah, we need a logo to put on this page.
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FreeNet - Freenet is a completely new way to distribute information over the Internet in a manner that makes censorship of any kind difficult or even impossible. It achieves this by making computers on the Internet operate together as an anarchy without any central control or administration. Anybody with an IP address may participate in this network simply by running a Freenet client on their computer.
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NILO - NILO is the Network Interface Loader. NILO will boot Linux, FreeBSD, Windows 95/98/NT4 over a network connection, and supports the Intel PXE standard. It is suitable for burning into ROM, will boot off of a floppy, or can be loaded by LILO. It is an evolution of the previous Etherboot and Netboot projects.
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DejaGnu - DejaGnu is a framework for testing other programs. Its purpose is to provide a single front end for all tests. Think of it as a custom library of Tcl procedures crafted to support writing a test harness. A Test Harness is the testing infrastructure that is created to support a specific program or tool. Each program can have multiple test suites, all supported by a single test harness. DejaGnu is written in Expect, which in turn uses Tcl -- Tool command language.
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Gtalk - We need a blurb for gtalk here.
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Bibletime - BibleTime is a powerful and easy to use bible study program for KDE.
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DBXML - dbXML is a DBMS written to optimize the storage, retrieval, querying and relational management of XML-based documents. XML reduces the need for one to many relationships by providing such relations as part of a document s internal structure. This greatly reduces the number of Cartesian products that have to be generated in performing a query, and thus streamlines and accelerates the querying process.
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CEPS - CEPS, the Cisco enterprise print system, is a collection of tools an utilities designed to work together to create a highly scalable, robust printing environment for a medium to large corporation. It is not a printing system that it is of much use to an individual. The tools are designed to optimize the management of large numbers of printers and would be cumbersome for someone who only has a handful of printers to administer.
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Gzilla - Gzilla is a web browser written in the Gtk+ framework. It's still in early alpha, but you might have fun playing with it anyway. Gzilla hosts their mailing list here.
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Some larger projects have their own machine, which they provided. They
are hosted on VA Research's network.
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NAGPS - The National Association of Graduate-Professional Students (NAGPS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of graduate and professional student life in the United States of America. To this end, NAGPS works to actively promote the interests and welfare of graduate and professional-degree-seeking students in public and private universities, as well as in the public and private agencies at the local, state, and national levels. In addition, through its national office and regional networks, NAGPS acts as a clearinghouse for information on graduate and professional student groups at all stages of development.
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FSF - The Free Software Foundation (FSF) is dedicated to eliminating restrictions on copying, redistribution, understanding, and modification of computer programs. We do this by promoting the development and use of free software in all areas of computing---but most particularly, by helping to develop the GNU operating system.
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SVLUG - The Silicon Valley Linux User Group (SVLUG) is the oldest and one of the largest Linux user groups in the world. It's a group of Linux hobbyists, professionals and enthusiasts in the vicinity of San Jose, California, which is also internationally known as Silicon Valley.
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Linux International - Linux International is a non-profit organization, residing physically in the United States, however our organization is made up of many people contributing from all areas of the globe. We distribute information about Linux, and how it will benefit business and personal users, reserve places at major computer expos, and accept donations to distribute to programmers who need money to test out applications.
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Stampede - Stampede Linux uses PGCC for a faster, Pentium-optimized system. It features Glibc2, BSD-like init scripts, and development that is steamrolling ahead. Please give us a new blurb.
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Debian - Debian is a free, or Open Source, operating system (OS) for your computer. An operating system is the set of basic programs and utilities that make your computer run. At the core of an operating system is the kernel. The kernel is the most fundamental program on the computer, does all the basic housekeeping and lets you start other programs. Debian is kernel independent. It currently uses the Linux kernel but work is in progress to provide Debian for other kernels, using Hurd.
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The Mail Archive - An easy to use archiving service for electronic mailing lists
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www.dibona.com - Chris DiBona's site.
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