Open Source Java System Shells for Server Operating Systems
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Browse free open source Java System Shells for Server Operating Systems and projects below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source Java System Shells for Server Operating Systems by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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Sinhala Desktop is a Sinhala Version of Windows Shell Replacement. This project contains all the major Windows System components with Sinhala User Interface. (Sinhala is a national language of Sri Lanka.) Developed Using Delphi 6 and C++Builder 6.
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A cross-platform Operating System object model, including a cross-platform object-oriented text-only shell specification and other applications based on this object model. This also may include a lightweight Operating System based on the same model.
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Rapture is a daemon application for the TINI platform. It acts in a similar way to a unix cron daemon with extra triggers for device arrival and departure.
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jvmstarter: java virtual machine starter It simplifies the setting up of complex java environment. It extends the portability of your application (script file is the same on all architectures).
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