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Separate+ is a CMYK Separation plugin for The GIMP. One thing preventing The GIMP from being useful in a pre-press environment is the lack of support for the CMYK colour-space. This plug-in goes some small way towards rectifying the situation, using a trick with layers to fake CMYK support.

From its README: This is ``simage'', a library with image format loaders and front-ends to common import libraries. simage is meant for use with applications which reads image files as textures.

Library to convert TIFF files into multi-page TIFF files. It contains only one function callable by programs: int TiffAppend(const char *outfile, const char *infile); It will insert images from infile as additional pages to outfile. Infile and outfile must be names of two existing TIFF files. The function returns 0 on success, non-0 otherwise. The code for this library was written by Peter van Vloten <pixelpan@aol.com> and was published in May 1999 issue of Windows Developer's Journal (sic!).

Simple Viewer is small and simple OpenGL based image viewer. Its features: - Lightweight and fast: utilizes hardware-accelerated video card - Very simple interface, minimum dependencies - Suitable for default image viewer of desktop - Desktop independent: does not require any specific desktop environment - Open source, licensed under GNU GPLv2

This is a FreeBSD/SDL port of Tran's timeless demo written in 1994. The demo is like a screen saver, there is stuff warping around onscreen, colors are changing and sprites are moving all over the place. The original conversion from ASM to C for Linux/SDL was written by Dave Ashley. I enabled fullscreen and added music to this version. Hope you like it!

This is an editor for GraphViz, an excellent program imho for both quickly creating a graphical overview of some collection of related components as well as drawing graphs for systems which are too complex to manage using conventional drawing programs. TINTFU can parse DOT files and render a preview of them in a side pane, while allowing each and every attribute of Graphs, SubGraphs and Nodes to be edited. The results of such changes are immediately updated in the preview pane.

Springgraph will read in a .dot file description of a graph, which, for each node, specifies its name and which other nodes it is connected to, and then renders a graph. Each node is drawn as an ellipse, and each connection is drawn as an arrow. The node placement is a result of all of the nodes moving away from each other, while all nodes which are connected move toward each other. This movement is repeated until it stabilizes. Springgraph was written as an alternative to neato, which is part of graphviz. It attempts to read the same .dot files used by graphviz, but currently only supports a limited number of node attributes (label and fillcolor). I am open to requests for support for more graph/node/edge attributes.

Deegree's WMS is able to render vector data as well as raster data from different storage formats and deliver it to any client that is able to perform a HTTP GET or POST request.

A C++ Library and a script language tool to create Flash (SWF) movies up to version 9. Supports nearly all the Macromedia Flash tags. Includes detailled docs and a tool to convert your system fonts to a Flash movie.

Stamp is a command-line program which will process a greyscale jpeg image, such as one produced by a greyscale Quickcam. It can add a graphical (and configurable) timestamp to the image. Stamp can also upload the timestamped image via FTP, with the configuration of a stamprc file. It also features a "quad" option which will take the latest image and composite it with up to three previous images, while timestamping the latest one.