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Babel Project
The Babylon Project aims to become a standard development platform for Computer Games (and possibly other software in the future) allowing the developer to make one executable that can run on any x86 based microprocessor, regardless of operating system (thus freeing the developer to concentrate on developing the GAME, and not having to worry about platform specific problems). In fact, given time, the Babylon Project could conceivably allow a game to be run on virtually any processor that supports the Linux kernel.
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FreeMWare
The goal of the freemware project is to create an extensible open source PC virtualization software program which will allow PC and workstation users to run multiple operating systems concurrently on the same machine. Basically, a free version of vmware.
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Gnu Network Object Model Environment
The GNOME project intends to build a complete, user-friendly desktop based entirely on free software.
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GUIDE
A project aiming to provide links between existing utilities (editors, debuggers, etc.) in order to produce a useful programming environment. There's little or no actual code as yet, but there's a mailing list and things, which may be of use.
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KDE
The K desktop environment home page. Aims to provide a free, user friendly desktop environment.
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Lesstif
LessTif is a free version of OSF/Motif®. LessTif is source compatible with OSF/Motif 1.2, meaning that the same source should compile with both and work exactly the same.
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Linux Enterprise Computing
This page attempts to survey Linux in a corporate, commercial enterprise setting. include system and network management, databases, high-availability and fault-tolerance, clustering and SMP support, project management tools, as well as wish-lists of desired features.
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MISA
MISA is an initiative to develop a commercial strength business suite for the open source business community. MISA is being developed under the GPL, and LGPL. It has the requiremnet of running a business once the first version is released. As stated in the acronym, integral parts of business such as management, inventory, job scheduling, and accounting are objects of MISA. Other components planned in the design of MISA are distribution, estimation, document serving, and many other business objects.This project is planned out as components, each one capable of being an independent program.
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Mozilla
Mozilla headquaters.
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Small Linux
Small Linux is a project to bring back old computers with small amounts of ram and hard disk space. Small Linux will work on computers with 2 meg of ram.
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Wine
Wine it is an alternative implementation of the Windows 3.x and Win32 APIs. Think of Wine as a Windows compatibility layer for Unix.
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