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A podcast aggregator written in Python using GTK. Users can subscibe to podcasts and download the latest episodes to their hard drive (iPod support is planned).
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This project provides a fast distributed system for image processing, written in Python. It aim is to be used as service to PHP, Perl and Python application servers.
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This project will be a collection of tools that will allow manipulation of the PDN . These tools are mainly being developed for use on the N800 Internet tablet. These tools will be writen in Perl, Python and C and should run on all Unix platforms
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aTonKar is a client/server architecture that enables you to stream audio files, browse collections, manage playlist via http/xml.
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Convserver is a threaded XML-RPC webserver that converts files into various formats remotely. Convserver is not meant as a end-user tool but as middleware facilitating other applications like web applications, mobile apps and traditional GUI tools.
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