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SmartWin++ is a 100% free C++ GUI library for developing Windows applications, it's free both as in "free beer" and as in "free speech", you can freely use SmartWin++ for commercial applications and for Open Source applications thanx to its BSD license! ... So what does SmartWin++ bring to the table that other GUI libraries don't already have? First of all type-safety! Type-safety, type-safety and yet again a little bit of type-safety! In C++ one of your biggest "features" is that you can pass an object of type "bird" into a function and rest assured that your compiler is gonna...

Ok so lets say you have some time to kill and want to try something new. Maybe youre strictly a Windows user and feel lfet out of the flame wars that erupt between KDE and Gnome people about which interface is better... Well here is your chance to start up flame wars about which windows interface is better... Emerge Desktop is an alternate shell for Windows 2000 and XP. you don't need it :-) Unless you like to customize your desktop and have a lighter interface. This is not a new feature introduced by Emerge Desktop. There are plenty of...

SimpleAssets is a web based asset management system to track assets, employees, software licenses, ip addresses and asset sign in and sign out. Supports importing from existing DB's. An online demo is available to try before you download. (PHP/MySQL) * Development Status: 3 - Alpha * Intended Audience: End Users/Desktop * License: GNU General Public License (GPL) * Operating System: OS Independent (Written in an interpreted language) * Programming Language: PHP * Topic: Financial, Distributed Computing, Software Distribution * Translations: English * User Interface: Web-based

VirtuaWin - The Virtual Desktop Manager Introduction Using a virtual desktop manager is a way to organize applications over several "virtual" desktops. For example if you use two virtual desktops you can put a webbrowser on desk 1 and by using a desktop manager "switch away" the webbrowser and it will seem like you have a new empty workspace (desk 2) to put another application/applications on. Virtual desktops are very common in the Unix community and once getting used to this, it is very hard to manage without it. One of my own little projects is a virtual window manager...