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Sabayon Linux KDE is a Linux distribution based on Gentoo, with KDE as its main desktop. Dedicated to those who like order over chaos, to those who like simplicity over complexity, to those who think that less is more, to those that just want more for less. Sabayon 4.1 will catch you, based on Sabayon 4 LiteMCE, represent what can be the future of our Operating System.

Features of Sabayon Linux KDE

• Based on Sabayon Linux 4 LiteMCE
• Halved Hard Disk footprint

 

SOASYNC is a global data synchonization software based on Service Oriented Architecture. Once running on a Java Applicaiton Server, SOASYNC is ready to serve the authorized users to perform data synchronization globally across over 24 presently supported databases over the Internet.

Create a mapper to map source and target column by column, datatype by datatype or map cross datatypes or one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one, and many-to- many maps and hit Sync. Or have the sync scheduled whenever you like. SOASYNC can even map the entire source database to the target database with a click of a button even if the source and the target databases are not identical. Auto generated maps may be customized and edited at any time. Syncing in batch is also supported.

Features:

• Synchronization Engine: SOASYNC is a complete solution to data synchronization. In addition to JDBC type API, SOALIB have strong support for Text, Binary, XBase, and Memory databases. SOASYNC does not make complete use of JDBC drivers as many drivers are incomplete. Instead SOASYNC uses the driver as a gateway to get database information from the system tables. SOASYNC synchronization uses the database specific features to get the most from the synchronization. Using the powerful API of SOALIB, SOASYNC goes deep inside the database and does what it is good at: Synchronize source with target both uni- or bi-directionally.
• Security: SOASYNC web services work with SSL, 128 bit strong encryption, secure user authentication, encrypted data storage, fault tolerance in synchronization, 512 bit service instance handles, automatic no-activity service timeout and user locking. Future version will have read-only, write-only database table and columns and more precise control of sync.
• Eclipse Client: SOASYNC client is based on the Eclipse technology with a beautiful graphical layout, drag and drop support, multiple viewers, context sensitive help, built-in browser, and multi-os ready. SOASYNC client is designed to become productive from day one, even though it is based on SOA, a new and complex technology. SOASYNC hides away most of the complexity behind the scene. The user of SOASYNC sees it just like any other graphical application.
• Additional Features: SOASYNC may be used to transfer files from PC to server, and vice versa acting SOASYNC as a backup software. Save your secure data in the safe environment of SOASYNC server. The File service engine also have remote file comparator, which can be used to find identical files. When it comes to generating reports, SOASYNC have powerful report generation API which can be used to generate HTML and PDF reports. All reports are generated on the server. SOASYNC also have a Query Editor to view or change data from the client.
• Multi-platform Client: SOASYNC client work on Windows, Linux, Machitosh, and Solaris. The server works on even more platforms. SOASYNC may be used remotely using SOALIB's client API available in Java, Java Micro Edition, C# and C++. These API may be used in your own applications, for example to, synchonize your mobile data that take advantage of SOASYNC features. Backup your mobile data in SOASYNC server and much more.

python-gpsbabel is a simple wrapper around the GPS Babel executable. Works on Windows, Linux, and Mac. This wrapper is believed to be pretty much feature complete and bug-free, though the version number is kept low since others might have more features to add.

python-gpsbabel can do the following:

• Create arbitrary chains, including changing character sets, applying filters, and readin and writing files in any format supported by GPSBabel.
• It can capture the output of any GPSBabel command.
• If that output is in the GPX format, it can convert it to something usable by a calling program.
• It can take the same sort of objects it creates, and send them as input to GPSBabel.
• It is easily capable of support additional versions of GPSBabel when they come out.
• It can read from and write to supported GPS units.

 

The platform allows developers to develop small applications (widgets) and import them into the Cobalt Box platform. Users can then decide whether they want to view these widgets as part of the webpage, move them or close them (depending on specific widget functionality).

The widgets themselves aim to create additional value for the user browsing experience by altering what up to now was considered read-only content. All widgets are added to the page inside clearly-marked cobalt boxes in order to differentiate themselves from normal page content. The Firefox plugin is shipped bundled together with the first Cobalt Box widget: Parallel Links. Parallel Links is aimed to serve as a proof of concept and an example of Cobalt Box's potential. It analyses the current webpage and automatically draws links from popular websites (incl. Twitter, Wikipedia, Amazon, and others) that are directly relevant to the current webpage.