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GnomeMeeting 2 GnomeMeeting is a video conferencing software for GNU/Linux. It is designed for the Gnome Desktop and is compatible with the H.323 standard. It works with or without webcam and supports ILS directories.

Gumnut Gumnut is a moderated, distributed, discussion forum that may be used by groups of people to find an agreed positive direction for any decisions that affect that group. Each group may be of any size and associated by geography, common interest, or both.

Meeting Request Scheduling & Booking System MRSBS is a system for coordinating the scheduling of meetings. MRSBS allows a person to schedule a meeting with people who are not on the same (or any) calendaring system. The meeting host (or the host's delegate) prepares an invitation, specifying required and optional attendees, information about the meeting topic and duration, potential time slots, and potential locations. The invitation is sent to the invitees via email, the invitees reply via a web page with their availability. Once all replies have been received, MRSBS selects the best available time. Invitees are then notified with an RFC 2445 compliant iCalendar notification.

Python SILC Toolkit Bindings PySilc is a near-complete set of Python bindings for creating SILC clients using the silc-toolkit. It allows developers to write simple bots and clients for connecting to SILC servers. Also included is a simple test client bot in 'examples/echo.py' and a experimental SILC driver for Supybot.


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