Projects tagged ‘bsd’, ‘linux’, and ‘posix’

The GNU C Library, glibc, provides the standard C library interface for GNU/Linux and other Free Software operating systems.

A database designed for the typical Web usage patterns for a database. It is being designed for massive concurrency on modern multi-cpu/core architecture. The code is originally derived from MySQL.

JamVM is a compact Java Virtual Machine conforming to the JVM specification edition 2 (blue book). It is extremely small; stripped executable on PowerPC ~180K, Intel 150K. However, unlike other small ... [More] VMs it supports the full J2SE 1.5 specification, inc. soft/weak/phantom references, annotations and JNI. [Less]

Initng is a full replacement of the old and in many ways deprecated sysvinit tool. It is designed to significantly increase the booting speed of a unix-like operating system by starting processes asynchronously.

Korallenriff is a software that collects input from different network sources and stores their data into one database. For example it can receive POP3 mail or can fetch NNTP groups and stores the ... [More] received messages in a database. One can then -- for example -- use the database data within a website to display the latest postings of a newsgroup or to create an online mailinglist archive. Another possible use would be to build a blogging-software where you can post postings via eMail. [Less]

Libadanix is a very simple thin binding to the POSIX API from Ada. It currently supports Linux and the popular BSDs

Ricebot HomepageWhat is Ricebot?Ricebot is a simple Ruby IRC bot, written as a hobby. CLI version available, GUI version (using GTK2) coming soon. Current VersionCLIStable: NONEDevelopment: 0.1-16022008GTKStable: NONEDevelopment: 0.01-CORE

Pepo Package Manager (ppm, ppkg) is new project to create own package manager for easy installation of applications on Unix-based and Linux operating systems. Programmed in C (parts could be in ... [More] C++), and POSIX standart, it is fully portable to any POSIX-based OS. This is the way to create very good and fast package manager, which will combine advantages of Slackware packages (TGZ, very fast) and Debian, Red Hat packages (DEB, RPM, good info about package inside it, autodownload of dependencies). [Less]

General Project OverviewIntroductionAbsolutely Useless Package Manager (AUPM) is (maybe) a funny name of the new project to create own package manager for easy installation of applications on ... [More] Unix-based and Linux operating systems. Basic Developer InfoProgrammed in C (parts could be in C++), and (probably) POSIX standart, it is fully portable to any POSIX-based OS. Project is developed under BSD License. Project IdeasThis is the way to create very good and fast package manager, which will combine advantages of Slackware packages (TGZ, very fast) and Debian, Red Hat packages (DEB, RPM, good info about package inside it, autodownload of dependencies) in one simple manager. It is projected to be as good as could be. Project ContentProject is divided to the following divisions: AUPM-CLI - Terminal / Text front-end for AUPM, basic AUPM system (similar to apt-get and yum for example) AUPM-GUI - Graphical interface for AUPM-CLI including: AUPM-GTK+ - GTK+ graphical front-end for AUPM-CLI, especially suitable for Gnome, Xfce ... desktops AUPM-Qt - Qt graphical front-end for AUPM-CLI, especially suitable for KDE desktops Project Important Events Date (dd.mm.yyyy) & Time (hh:mm) Event Description 5.11.2009, 17:40 Project page created by Pepo [Less]

Backup system that try to mimic and close to the Apple OSX Time Machine database. Actually use Bash and rsync to build a clone of the source path to backup in the term of: Backups.backupdb/ hierarchy ... [More] as provided into Time Machine. In the future should be relative easy port or migrate from GNU/ ioBackToTheFuture backups to and from OSX Time Machine backups. Works for generic desktop users with simplicity. Type: ./ioBackToTheFuture0.1 /PATH/TO/BACKUP /BACKUP/DISK And you're done! [Less]