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IBM warns Linux Desktop Developers not to copy Windows
IBM bosses have sent a warning to Linux Desktop Developers; they have told the open source community to make Linux like a desktop OS for consumers and businesses. What they mean by this is “Not to Copy Windows.”

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Market Analysis System
The Market Analysis System (MAS) is an open-source software application that provides tools for analysis of financial markets using technical analysis. Some of the features of MAS are: Includes basic technical analysis indicators, such as Simple Moving Average, Exponential Moving Average, Stochastic, MACD, RSI, On Balance Volume, and Momentum, more advanced indicators, such as Standard Deviation, Slope of EMA of Volume, Slope of MACD Signal Line, Bollinger Bands, and Parabolic SAR. Users can also create new technical analysis indicators, including complex indicators based on existing indicators. MAS can be configured and run as a server that provides services for several clients at a time running on remote machines.

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  • Babylon Java Chat
    a Java client/server combination which can be used to chat over the Internet or local networks
  • drawboard
    drawboard is a Java applet used to make graphical teleconferences (like the whiteboard in Netmeeting).
  • enigma2
    a java2 compliant jabber client. It features plugins and tries to use as many of the core jabber features as possible, while still being a jabber client focusing on user friendliness and ease-to-use
  • Gob Online Chat
    a simple and lightweight online chat application which utilises a Java applet as the interface to a small Java chat server
  • GreenThumb
    a jabber applet written in java. it is supposed to be jdk 1.3.1 compatible
  • Jeti
    a Jabber client which supports most chat features such as group chat, emoticons, and formatted messages
  • Jtalk
    Jtalk is a Jabber client that provides an interface somewhat similar to the historic Unix Talk system. Incoming messages are displayed in the most recently-used terminal, and conversations are started in independent terminals in text mode.
  • kChat
    a moderated chat system written in Java
  • LlamaChat
    designed to provide an open source, chat server/client pair for use on the web. It is written in java and supports many advanced chat functionality including secure connections, emoticons, administrative class users, and more
  • Mobber
    Mobber is a mobile communicator based on the Jabber/XMPP protocol for cell phones with GPRS. It should work on any device that supports Java and sockets.
  • MonkeyChat
    MonkeyChat is a simplistic peer to peer chat program written in Java. It works on any platform (not all tested) that has Java 1.3 or higher. It can be used to send messages and files across the Internet or a LAN
  • okChat
    a Java-based client-server chat system.
  • ParaDigEm
    a broadcast-based chat client for meetings that are being held in a Place Of No Infrastructure (PONI)
  • Texai
    Texai is a knowledge-based Java software project to create artificial intelligence. The project's knowledge base is stored in the Sesame 2 RDF server. Because the initial knowledge base is large, it has been partitioned into separate Sesame repositories. These have been extracted into RDF and have released in various formats. The project's domain objects are persisted in Sesame using the RDF Entity Manager and semantic annotation.
  • Vayala
    Vayala is a multi-purpose chat client for developers. It offers a platform and an easy to use Eclipse plugin. Based on multicast technology, each client is automatically connected to one chat client network without a central server or much configuration or installation effort. You add the Eclipse view, and you are connected to your colleagues. In addition to basic chat functionality, you can also exchange files, graphics, and much more.



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