Projects tagged ‘desktop_application’

ArgoUML is the leading open source UML modeling tool and includes support for all standard UML 1.4 diagrams. It runs on any Java platform and is available in ten languages. ArgoUML was installed ... [More] half a million times during 2005 and is in use all over the world. [Less]

Tweet is a small desktop client for the Twitter short messaging server. Tweet is based on the GNOME Platform technologies, such as GLib, GTK+, LibSoup and Clutter.

Titanium is an open source rich desktop development and runtime platform.

Fennec, listen to the highest quality sound! (64-bit floating point) Converting, joining, ripping, tag editing, multichannel processing, media library, skins, themes, effects, etc..

Generator of competition lists for championships.

Crop Planning Software for small farmers and serious gardeners. Plan for and manage the myriad crops, varieties and plantings required to keep a modern, intensive market garden producing throughout ... [More] the growing season. This is a cross-platform (Windows, Mac, Unix, etc) desktop application that allows small farmers and gardeners to: Create, duplicate and delete crops and plantings; inherit data from other plantings and crops; key in a few data and let the program calculate the rest for you; sort and filter your plantings. These are all possible and new features are being added all the time. The software has been released as open source, free software and therefore is and will always be available free of charge. [Less]

dsBudget is an open source personal financial management application, previously known as SimpleD Budget. With dsBudget, you can keep track of your expenses for each month by allocating your income ... [More] into "categories", such as Mortgage, Entertainment, etc. As you spend money throughout the month, you enter the expenses into each category. dsBudget will then let you see how much money you have left in each category and how you are spending it. [Less]

Backbone is a user environment, using the GNUstep libraries, using the design of the NeXTstep/OPENSTEP user environment as a springboard; the idea is to do better, not just different.

FreeSpeak is a free (as in freedom, developed and released under the terms of GPL) frontend to online translator engines (such as Google, Yahoo, etc.). It is written in Python, it uses the GTK toolkit and some GNOME infrastructure features.

Fluidity is GTD software for Linux. I wrote it for my own use, but maybe it can help you, too. (And if it does, I would like to hear from you.)