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perf2rrd is a program written in Java (tm) which captures performance data output by the Nagios (R) or Icinga monitoring systems and stores it in round robin database files as implememented by RRDtool.

...The tasks that PcClean evokes are normal Windows maintenance tasks that are generally spread throughout the operating system, but now all contained in one small, easy to use place. PcClean clears files with the intention of removing them completely from your system, no backups are made. This program was designed to make your Windows operating system run cleaner/smoother/faster/etc with regular use. Thanks for choosing PcClean by SkiyeLab!

Framework for making Windows applications that are one .exe file in AutoHotKey_L,C++,C#, VB.NET,Java,Groovy,Common Lisp,Nemerle,Ruby,Python,PHP,Lua,Tcl,Perl,Jint,S#,WSH VBScript,HTML/JavaScript/CSS,COM, PowerShell without compiling . For .NET 4.

SynchroMike is a two-way synchronisation program which allows the user to synchronize two directories. It comes with a handy user interface which displays differences between both storage locations as a tree. Update: This page is deprecated, find the new program at <a href="http://syncarus.net">syncarus.net</a>

Morph is a cross-platform program that abstracts the Windows and Linux command line environments to help teach students or others not familiar with the command line how to use it in a way that is user friendly.

A Java based program which converts Netware style Linux file access rights to POSIX ACL.

A program to visualize log file events on a time scale, primarily geared towards Apache log files.

New version of the Deleter - program with freindly Graphic User Interface for automation of files deleting, is convenient for any cleaning, - can also remove NOT empty folders.

The objective of this program is to check log files of your applications. It analyses them and tells you if the application works fine (or not). So that, you just receive one mail to say : "ok", or "some applications seem to go wrong !"