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MythTV
MythTV - Open Source Media Center
MythTV is a Linux-based DVR and media center application designed as a free, open-source alternative to TiVo and Windows Media Center.
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Boxee
Boxee - Open Source Media Center
Boxee is an XBMC fork with an emphasis on taking your media center into the social realm.
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XBMC
XBMC - Open Source Media Center
XBMC (aka Xbox Media Center) is a free, open-source media center application designed, in the beginning, for the original Xbox. XBMC has made serious progress over the past year or so and can now run virtually anywhere—including Windows, Mac, Linux, and Apple TVs. Not only is XBMC an incredible media center app with tons of great add-ons and customization options, but it's also spawned several popular forks, including Boxee (mentioned below). XBMC is in constant development and has gotten better and better at running on your PC, but if you've got an old Xbox hanging around, here's how to transform your classic Xbox with XBMC.
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recordMyDesktop
recordMyDesktop - Open Source Screen Capture
recordMyDesktop is a program that captures audio-video data of a linux desktop session, producing an ogg-encapsulated theora-vorbis file. recordMyDesktop tries to be as unobstrusive as possible by proccessing only regions of the screen that have changed.
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DotGNU Portable.NET
DotGNU Portable.NET
An Open Source Compiler
Intended as a replacement for Microsoft's .Net, DotGNU provides a variety of tools to compile and run applications. The goal of DotGNU Portable.NET is to build a suite of Free Software tools to compile and execute applications for the Common Language Infrastructure (CLI), which is often referred to as ".NET".
Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X
It currently supports C and C#.
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