AutOrg :: autonomous and extensible editor
AutOrg is a powerful and extensible text editor for Mac/OSX based on Emacs and Org-mode, it is growing in the direction of becoming a personal information organizer that works off-line on your computer and supports easy publishing, encryption and sharing of selected parts of information.
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A wiki is a platform where everyone can write pages that are preserved, shared and updated by others, group of friends, colleagues, cyberfreaks, you name it. We have this as a common space for uncensored information, but since it got a lot of spam, publishing is protected by a magic word you can ask around on chat or lists. It is also possible to make private pages available only for certain groups of registered users. Unauthorized use is encouraged.
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Software releases
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ZShaolin 0.7.1 – Shell on Android
28 Apr 2013
A new ZShaolin release is out bringing powerful tools to Android devices: FFmpeg, Sox, ImageMagick, Ssh, Rsync, Nmap, Git, Vim, Emacs and more at the tip of your fingers in a terminal with smart completion.
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AutOrg 0.4 – a power editor on Mac/OSX
5 Mar 2013
AutOrg is more than a simple editor: a personal information organizer to keep feets on ground and data off the clouds.
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Frei0r 1.4 – free video plugins
27 Feb 2013
New stable release of our video plugin collection: free, open source and cross-platform. Includes bugfixes and 20 new effects, used by many video applications.
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Jaro Mail 1.1 – for GNU/Linux and Mac/OSX
18 Oct 2012
We are proud to release Jaro Mail 1.0, a well documented software distribution for E-Mail communication and storage, featuring advanced filters, search and statistics [...]
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Syncstarter – final release
18 May 2012
The development of our syncstarter software came into conclusion, with great satisfaction and some astonishing uses as for instance the 37 channel video wall [...]
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TorTV 0.2
17 Dec 2011
We started development of the TorTV project: an easy to setup anonymous proxy that runs on TV devices and set-top boxes, so that anyone [...]
