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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.

Piddlepodder is a podcatching client. It imitates the simplicity of bashpodder with a few added features.

PiddlePodder downloads podcasts from a list of XML feeds and puts them into a download directory by date.

No effort is made to copy the resulting files to an iPod, nor will this application interface with a directory, since its just a simple podcatcher.

Piddlepodder offers the ability to mark the set of podcasts as current (catch up). This is handy for first-time users who would otherwise be stuck downloading every show (sometimes since the beginning of the podcast) which can lead to hefty download times and large amounts of disk space.

PiddlePodder owes a debt of gratitude to PerlPodder, the code of which drives the XML parsing in PiddlePodder. Thanks to Sam Versluys et. al for creating PerlPodder.

LBC Libraries is a set of easy C libraries that provide classical data types and structures (string, hash, queue, stack, tree).
LBC Libraries package is focused on simplicity and portability. It uses ANSI C (C98 standard not required), and provides the most generic approach possible so that queues can have items of different types, hashes can have keys of different data types, trees can be binary trees or have arbitrary numbers of branches, etc.
Enhancements:
- This release adds minor API changes, enhances the documentation, and fixes major bugs in LBCstring.

Kim is a kde service menu which allows to resize, convert, rotate, ( ...) your images without to use a graphical application like Gimp ! Kim (Kde Image Menu) service menu can be considered as a frontend of ImageMagick.
Discover now the simplicity of the use of Kim !
Main features:
Compress and resize
- Compress to 70%, 80%, 90% or other,
- Resize to 300x225, 600x450, 800x600, 1024x768, 1200x900 px or other,
- Resize and compress for the web.
Convert and rotate
- Convert in JPG, PNG, GIF, TIFF or other,
- Rotate images.
Treatment and publication
- Rename images,
- Convert in grayscale,
- Add a whith or black border,
- Watermarck images,
- Send by mail resized images
Enhancements:
- create a html gallery works correctly (with portrait or landscape images).
- send by mail works correctly now!

IVJLogger project is a small library of classes and functions written in Java designed to assist you with your logging needs. "Why another logger?" you may ask. Well, the main purpose of it is keeping it simple.
Simplicity means less bugs, more extensibility, better performance, and happier users. Many loggers Ive seen out therer take forever to set up, I am not even talking about all the initialization code, and all the clean-up you have to do just to get them to log one line of code.
With IVJLogger you dont need any external files, no clean-up, and initialization code is as simple as instantiating an object.
Main features:
- Simplicity
- High performance - thanks to very efficient thread pool
- Less coding - one line to initialize, one line to log, no clean-up
- No external objects used - include the source with your project and youre ready to go
- Most recent JVM friendly - created and tested on Java 1.4.2 SE
- Cross-platform - well, Java kind of took care of that :)
- Thread-safe - multiple threads may use the same logger to log data simultaneously.

Network Traffic Analyser provides a script-driven network traffic monitor.

Network Traffic Analyser (formerly known as sniffer) is designed to be an extremely powerful, configurable, and versatile tool for monitoring network traffic.

It can be used as a plain sniffer, as a tool for accounting, dynamic firewall updates, and many more things.

It features scripting support and an event-driven architecture.

The idea behind this project is to create a powerful tool for playing around with network traffic. The basic concepts are simplicity and flexibility. Instead of building tool that does something specific (and does a good job at it), were trying to build a tool that will be able to do whatever you want it to do (and still be good at it :).

To put it very simply, you write a script that will be invoked for every packet that passes through your network. You write your scripts in a Tcl, fully blown, interpreted programming language. That fact guaranties that you wont be constrained in your creativity.

Lua Messaging Engine (LuME) is a set of scripts that offer abstract functions for communication via AOLs OSCAR protocol (as used by ICQ and AIM clients), Microsoft Messengers MSNP, and Yahoos YIM protocol. Lua Messaging Engine also includes utility functions for string operations, SHA hashing, and basic HTTPS communication.

An increasing number of software developers are making use of the simplicity and power behind employing a Lua script interface.

Meetroduction, LLC has been using a Lua script interface as a core design concept for the multi protocol messaging component of its proximity based people finder client: Meetro. Beyond that, the interface offers its users a flexible way to vastly extend the clients functionality.