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neilja.net | NetTool:

NetTool is a developer tool for debugging and testing networked applications, with a specific emphasis on webapps and web services (i.e. HTTP-based applications).

Buildix from ThoughtWorks :: project start-up in a box:

Continuous Integration, Source Control, a Wiki and a Bug-Tracker are all cornerstones of a functioning Agile development project. But if you’ve not configured them all before, it can be a bit tricky – and you might miss some of the tight integration that makes them really useful. At ThoughtWorks, we have considerable experience with configuring Agile development servers in enterprise environments, and we would like to share that experience. So we decided to roll our favourite components together – and produced Buildix. Buildix will get your Continuous Integration development environment up to speed quickly and easily. It’s an Agile development platform on a disk, with best-of-breed Agile tools, pre-installed and configured on a KNOPPIX-based Linux distribution. Buildix includes: * Subversion for Source Control * Trac for a Wiki, Bug-Tracker and general Project Management * Cruise Control for Continuous Integration * …plus a little bit of our own ThoughtWorks magic, to glue it all together Schematic illustrating key features of buidix You can rapidly deploy your new infrastructure: you can run Buildix from the CD, then get your Agile processes kicked off immediately with our included demo project. Alternatively, install it to hard disk and use it as the base of your own software projects. The ‘Add New Project’ wizard will get your team’s project started with a single command. We find it particularly useful for getting our own project teams up and running really quickly. You can be developing working software in seconds! Buildix: everything you need to get started in one easy install!

a19s.com [ Timeline ]:

Timeline est un outil qui permet de développer des chronologies d’événements. Les démonstrations sont très belles (les chronologies sont scrollables à la souris).

Logiciels de g̩n̩alogie РWikip̩dia:

Logiciels de généalogie

GeneWeb:

Genealogy Software / Logiciel de généalogie

Liste de logiciels libres РWikip̩dia:

Les logiciels libres présents sur cette page le sont selon la définition de l’article Logiciel libre. La plupart des programmes cités ici sont disponibles sous licence GPL ou BSD.

PCWorld.com – Hardware Tips: Ten Quick Tips to Keep PC Trouble at Arm’s Length:

Lock your drive letters: The drive letters that Windows assigns automatically to removable hard drives, cameras, flash media, and other external storage devices change frequently. Consequently, if an application looks for data on a particular drive letter, it may not find it. To make a drive letter permanent in Windows XP and 2000, right-click My Computer and select Manage, Disk Management. In the bottom-right pane, right-click the bar representing the drive whose letter you want to set. Click Change Drive Letter and Paths, Change (Edit in 2000). Select a drive letter from the menu, and choose OK and Yes (see Figure 4). In 98 and Me, right-click My Computer, select Properties, Device Manager, and then double-click the device’s entry (if it lacks one, you’re out of luck). Choose Settings, and in the section labeled ‘Reserved drive letters’, select a drive letter next to ‘Start drive letter’ and again next to ‘End drive letter’. That device will thereafter be assigned the letter you selected.

Recommended Eclipse reading list:

This list is compiled from a variety of sources and is intended for anyone who wishes to find centralized reading material about Eclipse. One of the biggest challenges new Eclipse users face is where to find the right information for a task. This article provides a small step in solving that problem.

Play All:

Play All est une extension pour le navigateur Firefox (version 1.5), qui vous permet d’un clic de charger toutes les fichiers multimédia de la page courante dans le lecteur de votre choix. Vous pouvez également choisir les fichiers à lancer dans une liste ordonnable, ou en lancer un seul dans une liste.

Evolution on Win32:

Evolution is an incredibly versatile email/calendar/PIM that took the Linux world by storm a few years ago. It has been called an ‘Outlook replacement’ by every tech site from ZDNet to InfoWorld. Evolution played a major roll in allowing the Linux desktop to move into the enterprise by giving being able to connect to Microsoft Exchange Server and schedule/accept Microsoft Outlook Meetings. Here’s a screenshot of how it handles meeting invitations sent by Outlook.