edma

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GNU EDMA is an open and modular development environment similar to the Component Object Model or the System Object Model. GNU EDMA allows you to use most of the classic OO techniques (such as inheritance and virtual method overriding) dynamically.

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NetKitty is a stripped version of Netcat supporting several simultaneous connections and BlueTooth. It uses only system calls and can be compiled to a static binary of less than 10K using dietlibc.

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picoFlamingo is a portable presentation solution initially developed for the BeagleBoard and picoDLP projector, but it can be executed in any OpenGL ES 2.0 compliant system. The project can be considered a reduced version of Priscila, a GNU/Linux based presentation system that defines the presentation slides in a 3D space. Slides can contain text, images, live video streams, and 3D objects that can be animated in a 3D space and dynamically updated to produce advanced user interfaces. When used in combination with NetKitty, picoFlamingo can be controlled remotely through any Bluetooth or network enabled device. Simple remote control tools for Symbian S60, OpenMoko, and Android 1.5 are provided. A set of small applications for video streams and voice commanding are also provided.

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PRISCILA is a simple SDL/OpenGL presentation application with a keyboard-based WYSIWYG built-in editor. Its aim is to provide a vi-like tool to write presentations. The current editor is still very rudimentary and several editing actions have to be done by editing text files. Each presentation slide is a real 3D scene composed of several items. Special effects can be applied to modify item appearance, and actions can be added to modify items' behavior. 3D objects, effects, and actions are GNU/EDMA objects, which automatically provides plug-in support, easy updates, and more. An RFComm Bluetooth interface is included for remotely controlling a presentation from a mobile device.

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sbs_proc (Side by Side Processor) is a simple command-line application that processes side by side stereo images (such as those produced by some mobile phones) and converts them into monoscopic versions which can be visualised on non-stereo systems. It works on .jps files and produces .jpg outputs. It can produce anaglyph (red/blue glasses required) or right or left images.