Linux

NAND Flash Utilities is software that enables easy access to the NAND flash device via an IDE interface. It supports Linux MTD subsystem and allows for experimentation, testing, and development of NAND flash on a computer.

Autodir creates home directories seamlessly for users authenticated through LDAP, SQL, and NIS.

Xdiskusage is an easy-to-use software that provides a visual representation of the disk usage on a computer. It allows users to quickly identify how much space is being used by different files and directories.

The DirsSync software allows for easy synchronization of directories, providing users with a convenient and efficient way to manage file transfers and ensure data consistency.

Ext3 adds journaling support to the ext2 file system, allowing for improved data consistency and recoverability in the event of unexpected power loss or system crashes.

SHFS is a software that allows remote directory mounting using a shell connection.

Zero Install enables software to be executed directly without installation, eliminating the need to install software on a system.

cvsfs serves as a virtual interface between users and CVS, enabling them to interact with the system more efficiently.