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the zen project
thonix
thonix (razord)
Mini système d'exploitation sous license GPL. Plus pour l'experience que pour autre chose.
Thor
thorui (thor)
Interface graphique en langages web (HTML/CSS, JS, XML..) destinée à être finger-friendly. Thor est distribué sous une licence GPL.
ths
ths (jey)
TheaterScript is a script language "literature oriented", originally started as a Master Project at Aalborg University.
All data (compiler, virtual machine, documentation, syntax) are under GPL.
Tierra de Nadie
tierranadie (vlax)
Proyectos digitales de Cultura Libre. Mis artesanías digitales creadas con software libre y distribuidas con licencias Arte Libre y/o CC BY-SA: sonido, video y netart.
tift
tift (guillaumeh)
TIFT is a team of programmers for Texas Instruments calculators. We program mostly in Z80 assembly, for TI-83, TI-83+ and TI-84+. Our projects are mostly under public domain/BSD-like licences.
tigermouse
tigermouse (pablim)
Tigermouse is a PHP/AJAX framework for web applications development. And what I mean by "web applications" is not a blog, chatroom or poll. It does what View and Controller are responsible for in MVC software archtecture - Model is up to you.
Operating System: OS Independent (Written in an interpreted language) License: GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL)
Tight Monkey
tightmonkey (cuicui)
Window Manager for macOS inspired by Linux' i3wm.
The code is released under MIT licence.
timebreach
timebreach (blasquez)
Time Breach is a Massively Multi-player On-line Playing Game.
In this Univers, all gamers can create theres own character and theres own world. Each World have to be managed like a strategic game. In fact two types of games are linked in one univers (MMORPG and MMORTS). This game is freely develloped by gamers for gamers. All type of profiles is interesting. Only motivation is required. You want to take part in a game making??? Join us!!!
Our project is an open source project and our license will be GNU/GPL or GNU/LGPL
Tiny Bash CGIs
tinybashcgis (rearleharris)
Tiny Bash CGIs include the Blink public blog and the Treebeard community topical forest. All are designed to run in the cgi-bin of any Unix webserver. All are released under the GNU General Public License.