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Project Dune provides an issue tracker integrated with source code control systems.
Project Dune is a Web-based issue tracker that is fully integrated with source code control systems, which enables code inspections in the browser.
The project aims to automate the full cycle of development, from estimation to release.
This allows more time for productive tasks like architecture, design and coding. Especially if you have a quality plan in place based on ISO or CMM, you will find this software useful.
It is built for Tomcat with GWT, Hibernate, Java, Dozer, using the Postgres database.
Enhancements:
- An entire new layout.
- An administration module has been added.
- The inspection m- Eodule has been separated, and binary inspections added.
- Many fixes and features have been implemented.

Project ERP provides an ERP suite written in PHP inside of eGroupware.

Project ERP is a collection of modules for eGroupware, covering acounting, manufacturing, inventory, and sales orders.

It uses the infrastructure of eGroupware and allows customization easily with the eTemplates-Module.

The Project Logger provides a simple yet effective means for keeping people informed about the progress of projects, itineraries, or any sort of plans.

It combines the simplicity of blogging with dates, tasks, files, costs, and RSS feed modules to form a central broadcast point from which to keep people coordinated. How many times have problems occurred because of "I didnt know" or "I was unaware" or "When the #$% did that happen?"

The Project Logger solves this problem by making a tool that is first and foremost simple to use both from a publisher (how easy is it to enter information?) and from a subscriber (How easy is it to get to the information?) standpoint.

Project Elevate is an attempt to free users from the desktop metaphor.

Project Elevate offers a fixed set of applications which allow casual users to perform the most usual tasks with their computer.

I dont like the way current desktop environments look and feel. I find them too complicated and too annoying. Computers "can" have simple interfaces similar to videos, mp3 players and mobile phones (at least the old ones). Many people argue that this is not possible since a computer has multiple roles, so the User Interface (UI) should be complicated. I disagree.

Multitasking is a myth. Only power users exploit it. Casual users do one thing at a time. They only read their email, or browse the web or work on office applications. The only other application 99% of casual users use in parallel is their music player to have background music. So yes, the computer can actually look and act in a simple way. We need one application per role.

Project Elevate is an experiment to support this claim. I am developing it for my own personal use but I am also making the code public so that other developers can help if they find it useful. Read the manifesto pages it you still wondering what is my motivation. The whole user environment consists of 4 distinct applications. New functionality comes from new application modules and not complete applications. Modules are NOT plugins or dynamically loaded libraries like in other frameworks.

These applications are:

- Central Hub - a starting place constitutes 5% of Project Elevate
- Vault - a place to store files 30% of Project Elevate
- Elevate - the all-singing-all-dancing task based environment 50% of Project Elevate
- Syndesis - a place to interface with external media 15% of Project Elevate

Deep Project is a time entry application for consulting firms. It stores start/end time and sick/vacation time. The project has the beginning of project management and sales cycle features.

Project VDW contains a package that generates van der Waerden sequences.
Project VDW is a an attempt to further research into van der Waerden sequences.
The software consists of a client that generates sequences, and a utility to generate unique starting seeds.
The ultimate goal of this project is to develop a BOINC-based client that can supply the massively parallel computing resources necessary to solve currently untouched sequences.
Currently the makefile will compile and test several different versions using char, u_char, int, u_int, long, and u_long as the element type.
Different architectures perform differently on chars vs ints and differently given the size of the data cache.
Feel free to try different combinations of element type to optimize the code for your particular configuration.
Enhancements:
- Changed to timed checkpointing
- Changed to millionbased accounting from 2^32 accounting
- Added Interrupted/Completed messages to output file
- Changed makefile to test different element types
- and lots of other cool stuff.

Oreon Project provide enterprise monitoring based on Nagios core. It offers a complete tool from administration to reporting/visualization with the most powerful monitoring and alerting engine.
It ables you to be more efficient in your network monitoring, but also allows you to make your supervision informations readable by a largest range of users. Indeed, a non technical user can now use the Oreon/Nagios couple to easily understand your network infrastructure thanks to charts and graphical representations of the gathered informations.
Although, skilled users still have access to the technicals informations collected by Nagios.
Oreon was released for three years, and has already conviced most of its everyday users. Oreon has became a reference as a Nagios Frontend.
The Oreon/Nagios couple is used by a wide range of users, from novices to skilled users, even if they didnt knew Nagios before.
Main features:
- A highly customizable and intuitive multi-user interface
- An enhanced configuration tool to setup the supervised perimeter
- Configuration wizards
- A frontend to all Nagios configuration files. These configurations are linked to save your working time.
- A Nagios configuration loader module
- A Nagios 1.X and 2.x compatibility
- A Nagios configuration file-checker thanks to Nagios Debugger
- Network devices and servers ID Cards which has all the basic informations about these resources
- A customizable network cartography
- An access manager, including resources as well as interfaces restrictions
- And a lot more to discover