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Project of the Month for February, 2005:
ClamWin
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Nagios Plugins 1.4 is released
tonvoon - 2005-02-04 08:44 - Nagios Plugin Development
The Nagios Plugins team is proud to announce that Nagios Plugins 1.4 is released. Nagios (http://nagios.org) is the leading open source monitoring system, created by Ethan Galstad. But for Nagios to monitor effectively, it requires the Nagios Plugins - we provide all the intelligence to work out exactly what is the status of your server or network so that you will know the availability and performance of your services before anyone else.
ATutor 1.4.3 Released
greggy - 2005-02-04 08:43 - ATutor (Learning Management System)
ATutor is an Open Source Web-based Learning Content Management System (LCMS), designed with accessibility and adaptability in mind. Interoperable content packaging for creating and reusing learning objects. ATutor 1.4.3 has been released. Current ATutor users are encouraged to upgrade their systems to take advantage of the many new features that have been added to this release.
SYDI-Server 1.3.4 Released
ogenstad - 2005-02-02 10:50 - Script Your Documentation Instantly
Summary: SYDI-Server 1.3.4 Released. SYDI-Server is a tool to help people create documentation for their Windows servers and clients. Information is gathered with WMI and with registry reads. It uses vbscript and produces output in MS-Word format or XML.
SWTJasperViewer 1.0.2
peter_p_s - 2005-02-02 10:49 - SWTJasperViewer
SWTJasperViewer 1.0.2 released. SWTJasperViewer is a JasperReports viewer component for SWT/JFace based applications and Eclipse plug-ins. The viewer is designed with reusability in mind so it can suit as many projects as possible.
ObjectHandler 0.1.0 released
nando - 2005-02-01 09:19 - QuantLib
QuantLib (or any generic C++ library) integration into spreadsheets and other end user tools requires a standalone ObjectHandler component, a repository allowing objects to be stored, shared, updated, interrogated, and destroyed.
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