Software Development

Programming, design, theory, user support groups, product-specific newsletters

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Argyll CMS

Argyll Color Management System Mailing List. Discussion of development, bugs, and usage of Argyll and icclib.

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Traditional Hanzi Localization

Chinese localization using traditional hanzi for free software.

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DokuWiki Development

A list for developers and people interested in the development process of DokuWiki - a free and open source Wiki engine written in PHP. More info about DokuWiki is available at http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:dokuwiki

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Haiku Bugs

Mailing list where all trac tickets will be posted and can be discussed.

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David Pilling Software

Discussion of David Pilling's RISC OS and Windows software

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Discussion of liblouis and liblouisxml

This list is for the discussion and developmnt of the liblouis and liblouisxml braille translation, back-translation and formating software4

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Haiku Development

This is the official development mailing list about Haiku, an open-source operating system designed with ease of use and simplicity in mind. You can find the Haiku website at: http://haiku-os.org

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Haiku Commitlogs

Commits to the haiku code will be logged and discussed here.

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Haiku Web/Support Tools

Discussion on the web and support tools for Haiku developers

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gPodder Development Mailing List

Discussion of the development of the open source gPodder podcast client (http://gpodder.org/) and announcements of new releases.

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RackTables users list

This list aims to coordinate best usage practices, contributions, documentation and feature requests between RackTables users and developers.

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HaikuPorts Commits

Commit notifications for HaikuPorts.

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Lower Alabama .NET User Group

The Lower Alabama .NET User Group (LANUG) is an independent community of software developers formed to share knowledge and experiences with Microsoft .NET development products and technologies. Our goals are to provide a forum for increasing knowledge about Microsoft .NET by offering informative programs and to promote networking amongst group members to build an active developer community, thereby creating a living base of knowledge to support the group and its members.

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Freeciv development

Discussion about freeciv development

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i3 discussion

Discussion about the i3 window manager

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