Input: [Software] Gemini [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] GroveSite [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Hall.com [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] HP Project & Portfolio Software [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Huddle [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Hyperoffice [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] iManageProject [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] InLoox [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] in-Step [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] JIRA [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Journyx [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Kanban Tool [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Kayako helpdesk software [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] KommandCore [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] KForge [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] KPlato [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Launchpad [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] LibrePlan [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] LiquidPlanner [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] LisaProject [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] MacProject [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] MantisBT [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] MatchWare MindView 4 Business Edition [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Mavenlink [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Merlin [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Métier [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Microsoft Office Project Server [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Microsoft Project [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Microsoft SharePoint Server [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Microsoft Team Foundation Server [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Milestones Professional [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] MindGenius [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] NetPoint [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] NetSuite [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] MyWorkPLAN [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] O3spaces [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] OmniPlan [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Onepoint Project [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] OnTime [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Open Workbench [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] OpenERP [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] OpenProj [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Oracle Primavera EPPM (Primavera P6) [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] phpGroupWare [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] Unknown [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] PHProjekt [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Pivotal Tracker [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Planbox [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Plandora [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Planisware [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Planner Suite [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] PLANTA Project [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Project KickStart [Collaborative software] No [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Project Team Builder [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] ProjectLink [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] ProjectManager.com [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Project.net [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Project-Open [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Projectplace [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Projecturf [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] ProjektronBCS [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Proliance [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Prolog Manager [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] QuickBase [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Rally Software [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Realisor [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Redmine [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] SAP Business ByDesign [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Sciforma PSNext [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Severa [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Smartsheet [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] TACTIC [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] TaskJuggler [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Teambox [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Unknown [Scheduling] Unknown [Project Portfolio Management] Yes[23] [Resource Management] Yes[5] [Workflow system] Unknown [Reportingand Analyses] Unknown [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Teamcenter [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] TeamDynamixHE [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] TeamLab [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Teamwork [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Tenrox [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Tom's Planner [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Trac [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] TrackerSuite.Net [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Traction TeamPage [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Trello [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Unknown [Scheduling] Unknown [Project Portfolio Management] Unknown [Resource Management] Unknown [Workflow system] Unknown [Reportingand Analyses] Unknown [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Ubidesk [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] No [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] VPMi [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Wayman [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] web2project [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] No [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] No [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] WorkPLAN Enterprise [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] workspace.com [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Unknown [Reportingand Analyses] Unknown [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] WorkZone [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Wrike [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] Yes [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] No [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [Software] Xplanner [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] No [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Unknown [Reportingand Analyses] Unknown [Document Management]

Output: No


Input: [Software] Zoho Projects [Collaborative software] Yes [Issue tracking system] Yes [Scheduling] Yes [Project Portfolio Management] No [Resource Management] Yes [Workflow system] Yes [Reportingand Analyses] Yes [Document Management]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Size: [Android] many sizes from 4" to coming soon 14" !! some true 16:9 HDTV aspect ratio but not all. Some are 4:3 like the iPad Good: – Good for webpages when hold the tablet in portrait – HD and DVD movies full the screen because it’s the correct ratio unlike iPad Bad: – Its all in perception but when holding it in landscape even though it’s same height as iPad in resolution. Because it’s wider due to 16:9 aspect it seems too short to surf the web or read a book when holding it in landscape [iPad]

Output: one size for now: 9.7" more square in shape like an old TV 4:3 aspect ratio Good: - Suits most needs Bad: - DVD movies/TV shows all have black bars on top/bottom aka letterboxed since the iPad isn’t 16:9 aka HDTV like ratio

What’s Difference Between iPads and Tablets? | Nurdology.com


Input: [0] Apps: [Android] Catching up to Apple’s App Store in quantity but not in quality. Good: – Because there so many android tablets out there now. Quality developers are coming onto Android platform and producing good quality apps. Bad: – Lack of control/Security and no design specification for developers to develop to. Quality of apps various tremendously including rouge apps that act as malware. So you have to be extra extra vigil when you download an app by checking reviews and quantity of download. But basic good practice is if it’s a junk app like babes in thongs. It’s more than likely a rogue malware. [iPad]

Output: Plenty of apps, almost too many. Good: – quality of most are very user friendly and great good graphical interface which makes them a joy to use. Bad: – almost too many and impossible to find unless you know exactly what you are looking for.

What’s Difference Between iPads and Tablets? | Nurdology.com


Input: [0] Battery: [Android] Getting better but not as good as the iPad. In general most tablets last 4-8hrs depending greatly on what you’re doing on it. This will eventually get better with better tablets but can be better already if Android OS and apps manage power like the iPad better. [iPad]

Output: Great battery life. 10hrs on the average all day surfing and longer if you don’t use wifi or cellular. Awesome battery life.

What’s Difference Between iPads and Tablets? | Nurdology.com


Input: [0] Display: [Android] Android tablets have not yet released any with "retina display" resolution but they are coming. All android tablets at the moment are as good if not slightly better than iPad 2nd generation. This is really difficult to see and tell consciously. It’s more at a subconscious level where you notice the jaggies and lack of definition. The best way to describe it is the difference between 1080p and 720p HD videos which most can’t tell the difference. [iPad]

Output: iPad 3rd gen is awesome with the new retina display. Retina display simply means you can no longer "see" the jaggies on a curved surface like the letter O or corners of the icons. All this means less strain on the eyes and closer to how your eyes see the world thus the name: Retina display.

What’s Difference Between iPads and Tablets? | Nurdology.com


Input: [0] Interoperability: [Android] Like the iPad, android is very particular about what format your video files are in. In general, if they are Mac compatible files then they will play on android tablets. And with the right 3rd party movie player app you can play back other video formats. Caveat is there isn’t any one good 3rd app that plays everything under the sun. Please see getting videos to play on your tablet article for more info. [iPad]

Output: Well, if you’re a Apple fanboy then you’re all set. Whatever you do on a Mac you can do on an iPad. If you’re on Windows or even Linux. No real worries. Most files are compatible with exception of videos. They must adhere to mp4/h264 specifications. There are many free tools for you to use to covert but it is a tedious process of having to convert and have two versions of the video file.

What’s Difference Between iPads and Tablets? | Nurdology.com


Input: [0] Ancillary: [Android] GPS / A-GPS 3 axis motion microphone front and back camera wifi g/n Bluetooth Earphone Light sensor Secure SD card slot to expand memory USB port for keyboards and mouse HDMI output Replaceable battery Keyboard docking stations IR Blaser Hands down Android tablets win this with many more physical functions than the iPad however useful they may be. But there is one capability that is without question a true asset to have is the Secure microSD capability on most Android tablets to expand memory. Lastly although both iPad and most Android tablets have cameras for both front and back. iPad’s camera quality puts Android’s cameras to shame. The quality of Android cameras are horrible compared to the iPad’s. [iPad]

Output: GPS / A-GPS 3 axis motion microphone front and back camera wifi g/n Bluetooth Earphone Light sensor

What’s Difference Between iPads and Tablets? | Nurdology.com


Input: [Selenium] It is open source. So, there’s no licensing or renewal cost for this tool. It’s free of cost. [QTP] User needs license for QTP which is very costly. [Parameter]

Output: Licensing Cost


Input: [Selenium] It supports addition of plug-ins to achieve desired results that are not provided by Selenium Core. Since, selenium is open source, plug-ins are also available free of cost. [QTP] It also supports add-ons, but user needs to purchase license for them. [Parameter]

Output: Additional Plug-ins


Input: [Selenium] User needs to have good amount of Java skill and more coding effort is required to implement the functions. [QTP] It requires less effort to create a script, as it has a very good user friendly script development environment. [Parameter]

Output: Efforts and Skill


Input: [Selenium] Selenium performs actions in the background on the browser i.e. user can execute tests with the browser minimized. [QTP] QTP executes scripts equivalent to a person performing those steps manually on the application. So, browsers can’t be minimized (user cannot perform any other action on the machine while test is running). [Parameter]

Output: Actual End-user Simulation


Input: [Selenium] Selenium supports more number of OS like Windows, Linux and Macintosh. [QTP] QTP supports only Windows. [Parameter]

Output: Operating System


Input: [Selenium] It can be used to test only web based applications. [QTP] It can test web-based as well as desktop applications. [Parameter]

Output: Application Type


Input: [Selenium] It supports IE, Firefox, Safari, Opera and few more. [QTP] It supports only IE and Firefox. [Parameter]

Output: Browsers


Input: [Selenium] Scripts can be developed in any of the languages like Java, Ruby, Python, C#, Perl, Groovy and many more. [QTP] Scripts can be developed only in VBScript or JavaScript. [Parameter]

Output: Script Development Language


Input: [Selenium] Since it is an open source, it has no official tech support. [QTP] QTP offers very good technical support via phone, mail, web forum. [Parameter]

Output: Technical Support


Input: [Selenium] Test scripts can be developed in various IDEs like Eclipse, Visual Studio, Netbeans etc. [QTP] Test scripts can be developed only in QTP. [Parameter]

Output: Test Development Environment


Input: [0] SAS Hot Fix Download Site [MEMBER Hot Fix ID] NO [CONTAINER Hot Fix ID]

Output: YES


Input: [0] Hot Fix Installation Instructions [MEMBER Hot Fix ID] YES [CONTAINER Hot Fix ID]

Output: YES


Input: [0] SAS Deployment Manager Screens [MEMBER Hot Fix ID] YES [CONTAINER Hot Fix ID]

Output: NO


Input: [0] SAS Deployment Registry [MEMBER Hot Fix ID] YES [CONTAINER Hot Fix ID]

Output: NO


Input: [0] SAS DeploymentRegistry.txt/.html [MEMBER Hot Fix ID] YES [CONTAINER Hot Fix ID]

Output: NO


Input: [0] SASHFADD* Analysis Report [MEMBER Hot Fix ID] NO [CONTAINER Hot Fix ID]

Output: YES


Input: [0] SASHFADD* DEPLOY_ Directory [MEMBER Hot Fix ID] NO [CONTAINER Hot Fix ID]

Output: YES


Input: [0] Benefits [WURFL Cloud] Always updated, cloud-based device description repository. Simple to install and no maintenance. Affordable [WURFL InFuze] High-performance C++ API Network-level integration with webs servers and content proxies, exposing WURFL devices capabilities to any application across the enterprise [WURFL InSight] Integrates with existing data marts, analytics tools. Weekly updates and optimization for your web traffic. [WURFL OnSite]

Output: Open and extensible DDR and API Locally installed for more control or integration into OEM services Highly-scalable Weekly updates

ScientiaMobile - Mobile Device Detection Products


Input: [0] Target Segment, Uses [WURFL Cloud] Mobile Web Optimization [WURFL InFuze] Mobile Web Optimization Analytics Advertising [WURFL InSight] Analytics [WURFL OnSite]

Output: Mobile Web Optimization Analytics Advertising

ScientiaMobile - Mobile Device Detection Products


Input: [0] Usage [WURFL Cloud] Priced by number of sites, detections, and device capabilities accessed [WURFL InFuze] Single site, multiple site, and OEM packages available [WURFL InSight] Priced by capabilities accessed, application usage. [WURFL OnSite]

Output: Single site, multiple site, and OEM packages available

ScientiaMobile - Mobile Device Detection Products


Input: [0] Support [WURFL Cloud] Forums [WURFL InFuze] Support portal and forums [WURFL InSight] Support portal and forums [WURFL OnSite]

Output: Support portal and forums

ScientiaMobile - Mobile Device Detection Products


Input: [0] DDR Location [WURFL Cloud] Cloud [WURFL InFuze] Local [WURFL InSight] Local [WURFL OnSite]

Output: Local

ScientiaMobile - Mobile Device Detection Products


Input: [0] Device Capability Fields [WURFL Cloud] 2,5,10 or more fields depending on package [WURFL InFuze] Unlimited [WURFL InSight] 10 or more capabilities depending on package [WURFL OnSite]

Output: Unlimited

ScientiaMobile - Mobile Device Detection Products


Input: [0] # of Detections [WURFL Cloud] 5k, 50k, 2 million, or 10 million, depending on package [WURFL InFuze] Unlimited [WURFL InSight] Unlimited [WURFL OnSite]

Output: Unlimited

ScientiaMobile - Mobile Device Detection Products


Input: [0] Updates [WURFL Cloud] Weekly [WURFL InFuze] Weekly [WURFL InSight] Weekly [WURFL OnSite]

Output: Weekly

ScientiaMobile - Mobile Device Detection Products


Input: [0] API Supported Languages [WURFL Cloud] Java, PHP, .NET, Python, Ruby, and Node.js, Perl [WURFL InFuze] C++, Varnish cache module, Apache HTTP server module, NGINX module [WURFL OnSite]

Output: Java, PHP, .NET

ScientiaMobile - Mobile Device Detection Products


Input: [0] Article [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Post articles and display relevant contextual sidebar information.


Input: [0] Bio [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Add a biographical user profile and associated views for displaying author information.


Input: [0] Blog [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Allow users to maintain individual blogs accessible from their user profiles.


Input: [0] Comment [2] View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Allow users to subscribe to notifications when their comments are replied to and add CAPTCHAs to comment forms for spam prevention.


Input: [0] Event [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Add events, including ones that repeat, and display them in calendars.


Input: [0] Forum [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Provide an enhanced forum for user discussions.


Input: [0] Highlighted [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Highlight specific pages of your site with a configurable homepage slideshow of featured content.


Input: [0] Home [2] View translations [1]

Output: Display recent content lists and a media carousel on a home page.


Input: [0] Link [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Add and display links to other websites.


Input: [0] Location [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Display locations on a map using taxonomy-based icons.


Input: [0] Media [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Embed videos, and add images to content, and display media files in carousels.


Input: [0] Member [2] View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Create private members-only pages for your site.


Input: [0] Newsletter [2] View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: A newsletter content type and associated views and contexts using the Simplenews module.


Input: [0] Outreach [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Customize the look of your site with a responsive theme and your choice of colors.


Input: [0] RedHen [2] View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Manage contacts and organizations with the RedHen CRM.


Input: [0] Section [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Create nested landing pages to present basic site structure.


Input: [0] SEO [2] View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Optimize your site for search engines by enhancing content with metadata.


Input: [0] Social [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Provide social media links for articles, users, and the site as a whole and allow users to email content recommendations.


Input: [0] WYSIWYG [2] View demo View drupal.org project View translations [1]

Output: Provide a "what you see is what you get" (WYSIWYG) editor for easily formatting text including input formats, with different versions per user role.


Input: [Group] Development/Sources [Required?] Yes [Notes] The kernel source is required by VPN clients and any other third party applications that build their own kernel module (eg. linux-wlan drivers). [Package]

Output: kernel-source


Input: [Group] Development/Languages/C and C++ [Required?] Yes [Notes] Essential for building software [Package]

Output: gcc


Input: [Group] Development/Tools/Building [Required?] Yes [Notes] Essential for building software [Package]

Output: make


Input: [Group] Development/Tools/Building [Required?] Yes [Notes] A number of Sun internal tools depend on expect [Package]

Output: expect


Input: [Group] Hardware/Modem [Required?] No [Notes] A useful tool for users needing to communicate with devices via a serial port (eg. consoles on a server) [Package]

Output: minicom


Input: [Group] Hardware/Printing [Required?] No [Notes] A set of printer filters which may add support for your printer [Package]

Output: filters


Input: [Group] Productivity/Networking/Diagnostic [Required?] No [Notes] A tool for sniffing network traffic. [Package]

Output: tcpdump


Input: [Group] Productivity/Network/Other [Required?] No [Notes] A client program for the telnet protocol. It has been replaced by ssh for the most part but may be required for compatability purposes. [Package]

Output: telnet


Input: [Group] Productivity/Text/Convertors [Required?] No [Notes] A simple utility for converting Unix files to DOS format. [Package]

Output: unix2dos


Input: [Group] System/Base [Required?] No [Notes] Allows unpriveleged users to perform specific tasks as root. [Package]

Output: sudo


Input: [Group] System/Base [Required?] No [Notes] Application to control some Toshiba-specific hardware. Suitable for Toshiba laptops only. [Package]

Output: toshutils


Input: [Group] System/Daemons [Required?] Yes [Notes] Required for power monitoring tools. [Package]

Output: acpid


Input: [Group] System/Daemons [Required?] Yes [Notes] Required for mounting SWAN-based home directories [Package]

Output: autofs4


Input: [Group] System/Emulators/PC [Required?] No [Notes] A DOS emulator [Package]

Output: dosemu


Input: [Group] system/kernel [Required?] No [Notes] Drivers for Conexant HSF softmodem provided in some laptops [Package]

Output: hsflinmodem


Input: [Software] JetUML [License] GPL [Status] Active [Description]

Output: Free Simple UML Diagramming Tool


Input: [Software] TaskNav [License] Closed source [Status] Active [Description]

Output: A search engine specialized for API documentation.


Input: [Software] GeoDesk [License] GPL [Status] Active [Description]

Output: Desktop Application to View and Edit Geographic Markers.


Input: [Software] Recodoc [License] New BSD [Status] Active [Description]

Output: Analysis platform for developer learning resources.


Input: [Software] Qualyzer [License] EPL [Status] Dormant [Description]

Output: Tool to support researchers conducting qualitative inquiries by helping them manage and annotate interview transcripts.


Input: [Software] API Explorer [License] McGill [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: A recommendation-based tool to support discoverability and understandability of APIs.


Input: [Software] DiffCat [License] EPL [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: A tool for detecting non-esential differences in the revision histories of software systems.


Input: [Software] Partial Program Analysis [License] LGPL [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: Static analysis framework that transforms the source code of an incomplete Java program into a typed Abstract Syntax Tree.


Input: [Software] SemDiff [License] LGPL [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: Software repository analysis framework. Bundled with a recommendation system that suggests how to adapt clients of changed libraries or frameworks.


Input: [Software] ConcernMapper [License] EPL [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: Eclipse plug-in supporting advanced separation of concerns.


Input: [Software] CloneTracker [License] EPL [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: Eclipse plug-in to track clone regions in evolving source code.


Input: [Software] Suade [License] EPL [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: Eclipse plug-in for automatic generation of suggestions for program investigation.


Input: [Software] JayFX [License] EPL [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: Formerly known as JavaDB, the search engine powering FEAT is now distributed as a separate plug-in.


Input: [Software] ConcernDetector [License] EPL [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: Eclipse plug-in that automatically notifies developers when current changes overlap with documented concerns.


Input: [Software] JMantlet [License] GPL [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: Eclipse plug-in to manage and enforce concern interfaces in Java programs.


Input: [Software] FEAT [License] UBC [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: A tool for locating, describing, and analyzing concerns in source code.


Input: [Software] Jex [License] GPL [Status] Legacy [Description]

Output: A tool for analyzing exception flow in Java programs.


Input: [0] Scale-out Commodity Hardware [MongoDB] Yes [Key-value] Yes [Relational]

Output: No


Input: [0] Automatic Sharding [MongoDB] Yes [Key-value] Yes [Relational]

Output: No


Input: [0] Shard by Hash [MongoDB] Yes [Key-value] Yes [Relational]

Output: Manual


Input: [0] Shard by Range [MongoDB] Yes [Key-value] No [Relational]

Output: Manual


Input: [0] Shard by Location [MongoDB] Yes [Key-value] No [Relational]

Output: Manual


Input: [0] Automatic Data Rebalancing [MongoDB] Yes [Key-value] Limited [Relational]

Output: Manual


Input: [Feature] Commercial Support [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: no

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] Mailman/Mailing Lists [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: no

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] Autoresponders [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: no

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] Postfix [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: yes

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] Greylisting [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: yes

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] POP3/IMAP [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: yes

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] Unlimited domains [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: yes

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] Sender Policy Framework (SPF) [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: yes

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] per-user filtering [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: yes

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] per-domain policy rules [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: yes

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] ClamAV virus Filtering [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: yes

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] Spamassassin Spam Filtering [Pro] yes [Community]

Output: yes

vPostMaster Email Server - Deprecated 2014-08 – tummy.com, ltd.


Input: [Feature] Search by vehicle [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Feature] Vertical or Sidebar layout [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Feature] Support Multiple Make Model Year data for each product. Data is managed in comma separated format [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Feature] Browser Compatible and Runs in all latest Browsers [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Feature] Runs in AJAX mode to reduce page size [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Feature] Free Technical support [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Feature] Life time Bug free support [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: Yes

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Feature] Support Make Model Correlation [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: No

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Feature] Free Vehicle Data [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: No

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Feature] Vertical or Horizontal or Sidebar or Header layout [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: No

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Feature] Implementation in more than one page [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: No

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Feature] Free Upgrade for Magento Editions compatibility [Professional Edition] Yes [Standard Edition]

Output: No

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Professional Edition] ORDER NOW [Standard Edition]

Output: ORDER NOW

YEAR MAKE MODEL PROFESSIONAL EDITION - MAGENTO EXTENSION


Input: [Ticket] #213 [Type] defect [Priority] low [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 0.9.x [Summary]

Output: Easier way to create spam trap accounts


Input: [Ticket] #210 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] low [Component] General [Version] 1.0.0 [Summary]

Output: Feature Request - rescue confirmed items


Input: [Ticket] #295 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] SQL scripts [Version] 1.0.0 [Summary]

Output: Rework stats tables to avoid the need to store totals


Input: [Ticket] #299 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 [Summary]

Output: [PATCH] Allow comma separated lists for new user entry


Input: [Ticket] #37 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] General [Version] 1.0.0 RC4 [Summary]

Output: IP-based whitelists and blacklists


Input: [Ticket] #10 [Owner] dmorton [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: on mouse over color change


Input: [Ticket] #19 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Let users unlink e-mail addresses


Input: [Ticket] #22 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] low [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Add the ability to deliver a message to users at login, with read/unread flag


Input: [Ticket] #25 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] low [Component] amavisd-maia [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Add timing data to a database table


Input: [Ticket] #31 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] high [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: [PATCH] Refactor maia_config and system configuration page


Input: [Ticket] #32 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Add better database failover mechanisms


Input: [Ticket] #38 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Support for per-domain authentication sources and methods


Input: [Ticket] #41 [Owner] anonymous [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Let administrators see all of their quarantines and caches in one place


Input: [Ticket] #45 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Add custom headers to rescued mail


Input: [Ticket] #46 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Add a password reset feature for internal authentication


Input: [Ticket] #49 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] General [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Create a new user class for spamtrap accounts


Input: [Ticket] #52 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Add logging of user activities


Input: [Ticket] #57 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Use credentials from an HTTP-authenticated session for Maia login


Input: [Ticket] #122 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] General [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Score based automated ip blocking


Input: [Ticket] #161 [Owner] dmorton [Type] defect [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: spam trap accounts confuse users


Input: [Ticket] #189 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] low [Component] General [Version] 1.0.0 RC5 [Summary]

Output: Add accuracy stats for SpamAssassin rules


Input: [Ticket] #79 [Owner] rjl [Type] defect [Priority] high [Component] Perl scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC6 [Summary]

Output: scripts/send-quarantine-reminders.pl - locales on templates


Input: [Ticket] #109 [Owner] dmorton [Type] defect [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC6 [Summary]

Output: expand/hide button for triggered rule list


Input: [Ticket] #121 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC6 [Summary]

Output: tooltips to explain stats


Input: [Ticket] #125 [Owner] dmorton [Type] defect [Priority] low [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC6 [Summary]

Output: viewmail.php has html in it


Input: [Ticket] #129 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] low [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC6 [Summary]

Output: New user script to support multiple virtual domains


Input: [Ticket] #158 [Owner] rjl [Type] defect [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC6 [Summary]

Output: mime.php and GPG-MIME


Input: [Ticket] #182 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] General [Version] 1.0.0 RC6 [Summary]

Output: New option for users


Input: [Ticket] #188 [Owner] rjl [Type] defect [Priority] high [Component] amavisd-maia [Version] 1.0.0 RC6 [Summary]

Output: stats INT is too small


Input: [Ticket] #192 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] General [Version] 1.0.0 RC6 [Summary]

Output: download item as file


Input: [Ticket] #223 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC6 [Summary]

Output: set language setting upon login if it doesn't match


Input: [Ticket] #247 [Owner] rjl [Type] defect [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.0 RC6 [Summary]

Output: New swedish translation and a micro bug


Input: [Ticket] #329 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] Perl scripts [Version] 1.0.1 [Summary]

Output: Add a facility to report spam to external organizations by e-mail


Input: [Ticket] #336 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.1 [Summary]

Output: [PATCH] configtest.php and PEAR packages


Input: [Ticket] #372 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.0.1 [Summary]

Output: Make it easier for users to find their filter settings


Input: [Ticket] #377 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] amavisd-maia [Version] 1.0.1 [Summary]

Output: Switch to Regexp::Assemble for whitelists and banned file lists


Input: [Ticket] #525 [Owner] mortonda@… [Type] task [Priority] normal [Component] General [Version] 1.0.2 [Summary]

Output: port #307 to trunk


Input: [Ticket] #544 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] General [Version] 1.0.2 [Summary]

Output: edit rule descriptions


Input: [Ticket] #507 [Owner] dmorton [Type] defect [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.1.0 Devel [Summary]

Output: spamtrap error in trunk


Input: [Ticket] #511 [Owner] dmorton [Type] cleanup [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Version] 1.1.0 Devel [Summary]

Output: clean up references to maia_users.user_name


Input: [Ticket] #64 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] General [Version] -- [Summary]

Output: keep maia up to date - admin stuff


Input: [Ticket] #72 [Owner] rjl [Type] defect [Priority] high [Component] PHP scripts [Version] -- [Summary]

Output: return value/error check audit


Input: [Ticket] #137 [Owner] rjl [Type] enhancement [Priority] low [Component] PHP scripts [Summary]

Output: View also in stats safe mail count


Input: [Ticket] #304 [Owner] dmorton [Type] enhancement [Priority] low [Component] PHP scripts [Summary]

Output: dynamic lookup for downstream MX lookup


Input: [Ticket] #362 [Owner] rjl [Type] task [Priority] low [Component] PHP scripts [Summary]

Output: remove legacy viewmail stuff


Input: [Ticket] #392 [Owner] dmorton [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Summary]

Output: transport column in domain table


Input: [Ticket] #399 [Owner] dmorton [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Summary]

Output: clear cache


Input: [Ticket] #433 [Owner] dmorton [Type] enhancement [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Summary]

Output: LDAP improvements


Input: [Ticket] #491 [Owner] dmorton [Type] task [Priority] normal [Component] PHP scripts [Summary]

Output: Convert Pear_DB


Input: [Symptom] You get an error that you cluster is in "safe mode" [Possible Solution] First, wait a minute or two and then retry your command. If you just started your cluster, it's possible that it isn't fully initialized yet. If waiting a few minutes didn't help and you still get a "safe mode" error, check your logs to see if any of your data nodes didn't start correctly (either they have Java exceptions in their logs or they have messages stating that they are unable to contact some other node in your cluster). If this is the case you need to resolve the configuration issue (or possibly pick some new nodes) before you can continue. [Possible Problem]

Output: Your cluster enters safe mode when it hasn't been able to verify that all the data nodes necessary to replicate your data are up and responding. Check the documentation to learn more about safe mode.


Input: [Symptom] You get a NoRouteToHostException in your logs or in stderr output from a command. [Possible Solution] The only workaround is to pick a new node to replace the unreachable one. Currently, I think that creusa is unreachable, but all other Linux boxes should be okay. None of the Macs will currently work in a cluster. [Possible Problem]

Output: One of your nodes cannot be reached correctly. This may be a firewall issue, so you should report it to me.


Input: [Symptom] You get an error that "remote host identification has changed" when you try to ssh to localhost. [Possible Solution] You can ask your login to skip checking the validity of localhost. You do this by setting NoHostAuthenticationForLocalhost to yes in ~/.ssh/config. You can accomplish this with the following command: echo "NoHostAuthenticationForLocalhost yes" >>~/.ssh/config [Possible Problem]

Output: You have moved your single node cluster from one machine in the Berry Patch to another. The name localhost thus is pointing to a new machine, and your ssh client thinks that it might be a man-in-the-middle attack.


Input: [Symptom] Your DataNode is started and you can create directories with bin/hadoop dfs -mkdir, but you get an error message when you try to put files into the HDFS (e.g., when you run a command like bin/hadoop dfs -put). [Possible Solution] Go to the HDFS info web page (open your web browser and go to http://namenode:dfs_info_port where namenode is the hostname of your NameNode and dfs_info_port is the port you chose dfs.info.port; if followed the QuickStart on your personal computer then this URL will be http://localhost:50070). Once at that page click on the number where it tells you how many DataNodes you have to look at a list of the DataNodes in your cluster. If it says you have used 100% of your space, then you need to free up room on local disk(s) of the DataNode(s). If you are on Windows then this number will not be accurate (there is some kind of bug either in Cygwin's df.exe or in Windows). Just free up some more space and you should be okay. On one Windows machine we tried the disk had 1GB free but Hadoop reported that it was 100% full. Then we freed up another 1GB and then it said that the disk was 99.15% full and started writing data into the HDFS again. We encountered this bug on Windows XP SP2. [Possible Problem]

Output: Creating directories is only a function of the NameNode, so your DataNode is not exercised until you actually want to put some bytes into a file. If you are sure that the DataNode is started, then it could be that your DataNodes are out of disk space.


Input: [Symptom] You try to run the grep example from the QuickStart but you get an error message like this: java.io.IOException: Not a file: hdfs://localhost:9000/user/ross/input/conf [Possible Solution] The easiest way to get the example run is to just start over and make the input anew. bin/hadoop dfs -rmr input bin/hadoop dfs -put conf input [Possible Problem]

Output: You may have created a directory inside the input directory in the HDFS. For example, this might happen if you run bin/hadoop dfs -put conf input twice in a row (this would create a subdirectory in input... why?).


Input: [Symptom] Your DataNodes won't start, and you see something like this in logs/*datanode*: Incompatible namespaceIDs in /tmp/hadoop-ross/dfs/data [Possible Solution] You need to do something like this: bin/stop-all.sh rm -Rf /tmp/hadoop-your-username/* bin/hadoop namenode -format Be VERY careful with rm -Rf [Possible Problem]

Output: Your Hadoop namespaceID became corrupted. Unfortunately the easiest thing to do reformat the HDFS.


Input: [Symptom] When you try the grep example in the QuickStart, you get an error like the following: org.apache.hadoop.mapred.InvalidInputException: Input path doesnt exist : /user/ross/input [Possible Solution] bin/hadoop dfs -put conf input [Possible Problem]

Output: You haven't created an input directory containing one or more text files.


Input: [Symptom] When you try the grep example in the QuickStart, you get an error like the following: org.apache.hadoop.mapred.FileAlreadyExistsException: Output directory /user/ross/output already exists [Possible Solution] Remove the output directory before rerunning the example: bin/hadoop dfs -rmr output Alternatively you can change the output directory of the grep example, something like this: bin/hadoop jar hadoop-*-examples.jar \ grep input output2 'dfs[a-z.]+' [Possible Problem]

Output: You might have already run the example once, creating an output directory. Hadoop doesn't like to overwrite files.


Input: [Symptom] You can run Hadoop jobs written in Java (like the grep example), but your HadoopStreaming jobs (such as the Python example that fetches web page titles) won't work. [Possible Solution] Use absolute paths like this from the tutorial: bin/hadoop jar contrib/hadoop-0.15.2-streaming.jar \ -mapper $HOME/proj/hadoop/multifetch.py \ -reducer $HOME/proj/hadoop/reducer.py \ -input urls/* \ -output titles [Possible Problem]

Output: You might have given only a relative path to the mapper and reducer programs. The tutorial originally just specified relative paths, but absolute paths are required if you are running in a real cluster.


Input: [0] 1 [Date/time] Oct 15, 2014 6:08:00 AM [Title and summary]

Output: Chrome and Arial Narrow As you discovered with my previous entry, I was looking for nice condensed web fonts (read: native) for my headings. Well, I found plenty for everyone but for Chrome on Windows. Chrome issue is troublesome for me because this combination represent 30% of ...


Input: [0] 2 [Date/time] Oct 11, 2014 2:29:00 PM [Title and summary]

Output: The quest for a condensed web font I was looking to freshen up my blog's CSS. It's that time of the year. After looking here and there, I decided I wanted a condensed font for my headings. Sans Serif. This seemed like the right thing to do. A condensed font is a font that is a little ...


Input: [0] 3 [Date/time] Feb 16, 2013 4:33:00 AM [Title and summary]

Output: www.qwant.com - how not to design a website I was reading in the news the birth of www.qwant.com, a new French search engine. So I said to myself "ok, let's go and have a look." I was in my bath with my iPhone. First impression isn't very good since the website doesn't have a mobile template so you ...


Input: [0] 4 [Date/time] Feb 13, 2013 7:48:00 AM [Title and summary]

Output: Presto is about to die And Opera will run WebKit Yes, Opera will soon be using WebKit as its rendering engine instead of the custom built Presto. Now, for the average web developer that didn't bother testing on Opera (desktop and/or mobile, and/or mini) it will not change anything. For web developers ...


Input: [0] 5 [Date/time] Dec 18, 2012 3:20:00 AM [Title and summary]

Output: iOS UI elements in HTML - part 2 The tab bar and buttons In this second article, we will focus on the buttons bar at the top of many iOS apps. Below one live example: We will see the toolbar, buttons (in two states: active or not), and tabs. Hop on to see the details.


Input: [0] 6 [Date/time] Dec 4, 2012 1:14:42 AM [Title and summary]

Output: iOS UI elements in HTML - part 1 The "detail" button on list views In this entries series I will show how to make UI elements that look like iOS ones. This includes buttons, tabs and toolbars. This approach is entirely based on HTML and CSS and calls for no image. The point is for these elements to be more lightweight ...


Input: [0] 7 [Date/time] Nov 19, 2012 11:30:50 PM [Title and summary]

Output: Programming in a browser From a developer's perspective, a web application (called a website back in the days) is made of two parts: The server side code and the client side code. Writing a program for a web browser is something different than writing for a server. Most of the ...


Input: [0] 8 [Date/time] Nov 4, 2012 1:59:00 AM [Title and summary]

Output: Internet Explorer 10 is out A comprehensive list of the new css things any web dev should know about Windows 8 has been released about a week ago now, and it is time to ask ourselves how Internet Explorer 10 (its default browser) will treat our websites. I will describe here all of the new features in Internet Explorer 10. This article is meant to be ...


Input: [0] 9 [Date/time] Oct 24, 2012 7:36:00 AM [Title and summary]

Output: CSS3 Media Query Testbed the web developer 101 I've written quite a few articles on the css3 media queries and I thought I'd clarify my work on the subject and give a little more info on the context of these articles. First of all, what I wanted to do was to build a database of the various values ...


Input: [0] 10 [Date/time] Oct 24, 2012 12:55:48 AM [Title and summary]

Output: The new iPads and our websites Now that Apple has announced their iPad lineup for the holidays, it's about time to think how our websites are going to work on it. The 4th generation iPad looks like it has the exact same screen as the 3rd generation iPad. So nothing should change. ...


Input: [0] 11 [Date/time] Oct 23, 2012 1:32:29 AM [Title and summary]

Output: CSS media queries best practices From the rest of the media queries articles, I've been able to deduce a number of things regarding the usage of media queries on a website. Here is my first feedback on this regard. You will also find here various tips and advices that I've collected ...


Input: [0] 12 [Date/time] Oct 22, 2012 1:18:56 PM [Title and summary]

Output: Index of the media queries articles All about the CSS media queries, and then some more I've been writing a series of articles about the CSS3 media queries. Here is an index of these articles, just to get a shot at organizing this. The testbed Before taking the test, come here have a look at the context in which I run the test. ...


Input: [0] 13 [Date/time] Oct 22, 2012 9:00:22 AM [Title and summary]

Output: Media features of the most common computer setups I've set up a test page to find out the media features values of a device. Since then, I've been doing some testing with various devices. Here are the results of my investigations. You will find values for number of various computer setups after the ...


Input: [0] 14 [Date/time] Oct 18, 2012 1:05:00 AM [Title and summary]

Output: Media features of the most common devices Recap of the mobile devices I've set up a test page to find out the media features values of a device. Since then, I've been doing some testing with various devices. Here are the results of my investigations. You will find values for number of mobile devices / browsers after the ...


Input: [0] 15 [Date/time] Oct 15, 2012 1:31:00 PM [Title and summary]

Output: CSS, Media Queries and Retina problem In the world of web design, we often talk about responsive design. The concept is really simple: Design your content to flow normally on a small screen (say, an iPhone), and then work your way up by adding so-called media queries to add stuff when you ...


Input: [0] 16 [Date/time] Oct 11, 2012 2:18:00 PM [Title and summary]

Output: What's the width of your website? Hmmm... Let me think. I've been designing websites that adapt to the width of their browser since my very first website in 1995. Back then, it pretty much meant paragraphs that are wider on a larger screen. If anything, it looked weird. But I could not let myself waste all ...


Input: [0] 17 [Date/time] Oct 9, 2012 3:52:00 AM [Title and summary]

Output: Advertising or not advertising? It depends on how you do it... You've got a website. Good for you. There is a good case to be made for online advertising. And there is an equally compelling case to be made against. Whether or not you should include advertisement to your website is out of the scope of this little ...


Input: [Component Automation] Component configuration management [Lifecycle Automation] Platform hardening [System Automation]

Output: Backup management


Input: [Component Automation] Configuration optimization [Lifecycle Automation] Patch integration and administration [System Automation]

Output: Snapshot management


Input: [Component Automation] Automated component deployment/restart [Lifecycle Automation] Key based authentication [System Automation]

Output: Cluster configuration and management


Input: [Component Automation] Automated VM imaging [Lifecycle Automation] Proactive vulnerability management and 3rd party assessments [System Automation]

Output: Cloning administration


Input: [Component Automation] Automated VM configuration [Lifecycle Automation] Scheduled network tests [System Automation]

Output: Database replication


Input: [Component Automation] On demand scaling [Lifecycle Automation] Component stack control [System Automation]

Output: Monitoring and alerting


Input: [Component Automation] Resource optimization [Lifecycle Automation] Resource dedication [System Automation]

Output: Load balancing


Input: [window manager] TWM [Advantages] comes shipped with every Linux that features X [Disadvantages] rather clumsy interface problems with large menus (at least on my PTS Linux system) no workspaces [Conclusion]

Output: for hardcore Unix users only

Choosing your Window Manager: a Matter of Taste LG #57


Input: [window manager] FVWM [Advantages] a de-facto standard under Linux support for it almost everywere great stuff about it in the Linux Gazette, including configuration and tips pleasant look and feel [Disadvantages] all-in-one configuration file no GUI-based configuration utility available [Conclusion]

Output: If you cannot decide, choose this one. Not recommended for complete new Linux users

Choosing your Window Manager: a Matter of Taste LG #57


Input: [window manager] FVWM2 [Advantages] modernized FVWM Themes [Disadvantages] no GUI-based configuration utility [Conclusion]

Output: the modern variant of the FVWM above - for those who prefer a colorfull desktop

Choosing your Window Manager: a Matter of Taste LG #57


Input: [window manager] FVWM95 [Advantages] FVWM based Taskbar START menu [Disadvantages] no GUI-based configuration utility as far as I can remember only one workspace [Conclusion]

Output: the variant of the FVWM above - for those who want to have a Windows 95 like appearance of their X

Choosing your Window Manager: a Matter of Taste LG #57


Input: [window manager] AfterStep [Advantages] Wharf NextStep look'n'feel [Disadvantages] Wharf hard to configure as far as I know, no GUI-based configurator [Conclusion]

Output: If you ever used a NeXT or a NextStep system, this is the right window manager for you.

Choosing your Window Manager: a Matter of Taste LG #57


Input: [window manager] KDE [Advantages] modern look'n'fell Themes START Menu Drag'n'Drop on taskbar comes along with a complete set of applications easy to use and to configure up to 8 workspaces GUI-based configuration very configurable [Disadvantages] uses much memory too close to Windows [Conclusion]

Output: a complete desktop solution for Unix - recommended for novice users

Choosing your Window Manager: a Matter of Taste LG #57


Input: [window manager] IceWM [Advantages] fast loading small memory usage GUI-based configurators available taskbar at least 4 workspaces START menu Themes [Disadvantages] configured using files [Conclusion]

Output: a powerfull window manager - my personal tip at least the menus are easy to configure, at least for an intelligent person Even novices should, at least, take a look at it.

Choosing your Window Manager: a Matter of Taste LG #57


Input: [Easy administration] Save and load your projects to the hard disk or create backups [Flexible page construction]

Output: Build your website with a few clicks

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Publish your website directly out of the program to the Internet [Flexible page construction]

Output: Ready-made templates for page contents, galleries or mail forms

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Administration of multiple FTP accounts [Flexible page construction]

Output: Easy embedding of your fotos and images

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Quick creation of websites by using pre-assembled project templates [Flexible page construction]

Output: WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editor with powerful functional range

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Export your project to HTML files on your hard disk [Flexible page construction]

Output: Easy formatting without HTML knowledge

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Individual layout [Flexible page construction]

Output: Configurable intros in HD format

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Large number of ready-made layout templates [Flexible page construction]

Output: Easy creation of tables and insertion of table templates

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Free color composition [Flexible page construction]

Output: Hierarchical menus and DropDown menus

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Easy selection of grafical components [Flexible page construction]

Output: Create thumbnails with one click

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Embed one of the supplied logos or import your own graphic [Flexible page construction]

Output: Insert pdf files, documents or other files for download

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Comprehensive supply [Flexible page construction]

Output: Embed music and video

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Video tutorials [Flexible page construction]

Output: Easy editing of the HTML code

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] The technical support with a ticket system facilitates tracking of the current state of your queries [Flexible page construction]

Output: Insert YouTube videos in your pages

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Easy administration] Real time preview [Flexible page construction]

Output: Sell your products via PayPal buttons

Seahorse - Awarded Website Generator Tool! No HTML programming required.


Input: [Tool] Glassbox [Features] No configuration required Shows possible problem in the code, not statistics Understands web frameworks like Struts [Limitations]

Output: Does not show possible memory leaks


Input: [Tool] Jmemprof [Features] Shows detailed memory statistics by class and method [Limitations]

Output: Runs very slowly with Sun JDK No visualizations GUI only shows statistics not clickable call graphs No CPU statistics


Input: [Tool] GCSpy [Features] Shows various generations of objects [Limitations]

Output: Requires conceptual understanding of GC Does not show statistics or visualization at source code level


Input: [Tool] Eclipse Profiler [Features] No configuration required Shows graphs of memory CPU statistics available to a good detail [Limitations]

Output: Memory profiling limited to showing heap memory usage


Input: [Tool] InfraRED [Features] Shows bottlenecks in the code Analyzes the application as layers and allows drill down to expensive pieces like views and queries [Limitations]

Output: No visualizations Does not profile memory


Input: [Tool] EJP [Features] Simple to use Ability to drill down within functions with timing [Limitations]

Output: No support for memory profiling No visualizations Limited number of users Does not seem to be under active development


Input: [Tool] Netbeans Profiler [Features] Very nice visualizations Profiling of memory as well as CPU Step by step documentation with screenshots [Limitations]

Output: Works with NetBeans IDE only


Input: [Tool] Eclipse TPT Platform [Features] Profiling of memory as well as CPU Supports many servers Good documentation [Limitations]

Output: Better visualizations are needed


Input: [Tool] jvmstat [Features] Shows sizes of various generations of objects Monitors garbage collection activity [Limitations]

Output: Requires understanding of garbage collector Runs on J2SE 5.0 only Not for detailed profiling at classes/method level


Input: [0] Module [1] abc [2]

Output: Undocumented


Input: [0] Package [1] concrete [2]

Output: Undocumented


Input: [0] Module [1] conftest [2]

Output: Undocumented


Input: [0] Package [1] core [2]

Output: Core module. Provides the basic operations needed in sympy.


Input: [0] Package [1] functions [2]

Output: A functions module, inculdes all the standart functions.


Input: [0] Package [1] geometry [2]

Output: A geometry module for the SymPy library. This module contains all of the


Input: [0] Package [1] integrals [2]

Output: Integration functions that integrates a sympy expression.


Input: [0] Package [1] interactive [2]

Output: Undocumented


Input: [0] Package [1] matrices [2]

Output: A module that handles matrices.


Input: [0] Package [1] ntheory [2]

Output: Number theory module (primes, etc)


Input: [0] Package [1] numerics [2]

Output: This module contains functions and classes for arbitrary-precision


Input: [0] Package [1] parsing [2]

Output: Used for translating a string into a sympy expression.


Input: [0] Package [1] physics [2]

Output: A module that helps solving problems in physics


Input: [0] Package [1] plotting [2]

Output: Plotting module that can plot 2D and 3D functions


Input: [0] Package [1] polynomials [2]

Output: Module with some routines for polynomials


Input: [0] Package [1] polys [2]

Output: Undocumented


Input: [0] Package [1] printing [2]

Output: Printing subsystem


Input: [0] Package [1] series [2]

Output: A module that handles series: find a limit, order the series etc.


Input: [0] Package [1] simplify [2]

Output: The module helps converting sympy expressions into shroter forms of them.


Input: [0] Package [1] solvers [2]

Output: A module for solving all kinds of equations.


Input: [0] Package [1] specfun [2]

Output: This module contains common special functions such


Input: [0] Package [1] statistics [2]

Output: SymPy statistics module


Input: [0] Package [1] thirdparty [2]

Output: Thirdparty Packages for internal use.


Input: [0] Package [1] utilities [2]

Output: Some utilities that may help.


Input: [Hex Editor] FileInsight [Highlighted Features] Built-in x86 disassembler Many data decoding methods Scriptable Parses PE and OLE formats Free [Highlighted Limitations]

Output: Cannot handle very large files

SANS Digital Forensics and Incident Response Blog | 6 Hex Editors for Malware Analysis | SANS Institute


Input: [Hex Editor] Hex Editor Neo [Highlighted Features] Built-in x86, x64, .NET disassembler Many data decoding methods Handles very large files Scriptable Highly-configurable interface [Highlighted Limitations]

Output: Advanced features in commerical version

SANS Digital Forensics and Incident Response Blog | 6 Hex Editors for Malware Analysis | SANS Institute


Input: [Hex Editor] FlexHex [Highlighted Features] Parses OLE format Handles large files Some data decoding methods [Highlighted Limitations]

Output: Not scriptable Commercial

SANS Digital Forensics and Incident Response Blog | 6 Hex Editors for Malware Analysis | SANS Institute


Input: [Hex Editor] 010 Editor [Highlighted Features] Parses many formats, including PE and PDF Support for custom parsing templates Many data decoding methods Handles very large files Scriptable [Highlighted Limitations]

Output: Commercial

SANS Digital Forensics and Incident Response Blog | 6 Hex Editors for Malware Analysis | SANS Institute


Input: [Hex Editor] Hiew [Highlighted Features] Built-in x86, x64, etc. disassembler Built-in reassembler Handles very large files Many data decoding methods [Highlighted Limitations]

Output: Commercial Hard to use Not well-documented

SANS Digital Forensics and Incident Response Blog | 6 Hex Editors for Malware Analysis | SANS Institute


Input: [Hex Editor] Radare [Highlighted Features] Built-in x86, x64, etc. disassembler Built-in reassembler Handles very large files Many data decoding methods Free [Highlighted Limitations]

Output: Hard to use

SANS Digital Forensics and Incident Response Blog | 6 Hex Editors for Malware Analysis | SANS Institute


Input: [Features] Wizard-oriented interface [R-Studio] No [R-Undelete]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Extensive and versatile search for files to recover [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Support for mass file recovery [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] File sorting by file extensions and date [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] File preview to estimate data recovery chances [R-Studio] Yes, plus additional preview module [R-Undelete]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] File recovery from deleted/reformatted/corrupted logical disks [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Scan for known file types (raw file search) [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Disk image creation/processing [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Text/hexadecimal editor [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: Viewer only


Input: [Features] Support for non-Windows file systems [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Search for user-defined known file types [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Support for virtual RAIDs [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Data recovery over network [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: No


Input: [Features] Emergency CD [R-Studio] Yes [R-Undelete]

Output: No


Input: [Name] My Old Website [Description]

Output: The background color is Designed to burn your eyes ;)


Input: [Name] GBADEV.org [Description]

Output: One of the top GBA Development sites


Input: [Name] Gameboy Advance Dev'rs [Description]

Output: Another of the top GBA Development sites


Input: [Name] devkitPro [Description]

Output: Your place to get an ARM cross-compiler


Input: [Name] StoneCypher's Web Home [Description]

Output: The source for all the greatest programming and other articles and rants


Input: [Name] FPGABoy [Description]

Output: A Hardware GB Emnulation project


Input: [Name] 1Emulation.com [Description]

Output: A great community-oriented site dedicated to emulation news and resources


Input: [Name] DarkFader.net [Description]

Output: Lots of good information on programming several consoles


Input: [Name] Oopsilon - DSEmu [Description]

Output: A Nintendo DS emulation project, starting with a GBA emu


Input: [Name] Ludumdare [Description]

Output: "Unrestrained game development"


Input: [Name] Hamumu Software [Description]

Output: Your one-stop outlet for dumb games for your Windows PC.


Input: [Our Likes] Low cost and simple 1-click design make it a great solution for desktop, small office or distributed capture solutions. Unique dynamic OCR extracts index data from images, PDFs & office documents. Automated processing and easy integration using the command line interface. [Our Dislikes]

Output: Limited capabilities in multi-user, high-volume scanning & indexing environments. Text does not match with image in searchable PDF output, however any other OCR application can be used with SimpleIndex to create true Image+Text PDFs from indexed images.

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Input: [Our Likes] Intuitive ribbon interface is easy to use. Built in VRS improves image quality as you scan. [Our Dislikes]

Output: Only 10 index fields and limited customizability restrict overall usefulness.

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Input: [Our Likes] Modular software with user profile authorization settings is perfect for designing custom multi-user workflows. [Our Dislikes]

Output: Clunky OCR system is not as intuitive or accurate as it could be, and indexing is tripped up by required index fields being filled in out of order.

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Input: [Our Likes] Distributed scanning and indexing configuration and concurrent licensing makes it the best solution for multi-site enterprise scanning or off-site indexing. Direct output to many document management systems. Unlimited page processing. [Our Dislikes]

Output: Configuration and user interface are too complicated for desktop and small business scenarios.

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Input: [Our Likes] Thumbnail views show color and B&W versions of each image side-by-side. Simple drag-and-drop OCR interface makes it easy to index documents automatically. Scanner speed license makes it very affordable for low-volume scanning and avoids production delays that page count licenses can cause when they run out. [Our Dislikes]

Output: No native support for ISIS drivers. Scanner speed license makes application more costly in production environments.

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Input: [Our Likes] Customizable window layout and numerous, easy to understand features make for a powerful yet simple program. [Our Dislikes]

Output: No dynamic OCR ability, causing OCR accuracy to depend on consistent recognition zone placement.

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Input: [Our Likes] Gets the best recognition rates due to a wide range of options for configuring the recognition parameters and validation rules for each field. Integrated form designer creates recognition templates automatically from new forms you design. Excellent data validation interface. Ability to distribute workload to multiple users around the world in distributed versions. SOAP interface lets you control recognition jobs with web services. [Our Dislikes]

Output: Even though the software is intuitively designed, the sheer number of options can make it more difficult to configure simple forms than other applications. Scanning interface does not give you full control over scanner settings. Extra line item processing license is required to process repeating form elements. A signed non-disclosure agreement is required to obtain a 30-day demo.

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Input: [Our Likes] Has the flexibility to recognize data on virtually any type of document and layout. Gives you the best recognition rates and easiest configuration of any comparable flexible forms application. Price is extremely competitive versus other enterprise data capture applications. Distributed version can support a global enterprise with a single implementation. Relatively easy to setup and use for simple forms, but powerful enough to handle the most complicated ones. [Our Dislikes]

Output: No unlimited desktop license is available in version 9. No "out of the box" solution for invoice processing available (as of 1/2010). Line item option for invoices and tables is extra. No interactive template training interface.

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Input: [Our Likes] Easy to use; Good recognition; Multilingual Support. [Our Dislikes]

Output: No built-in form designer.

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Input: [APAR Name] PJ34003 [Type] Fix [Description]

Output: The MKF_tool avg option returns incorrect results when the number of results is excessive.

IBM FileNet Image Services 4.1.2.16-IS-FP016 Fix Pack Readme

4.1.2.14-IS-FP014


Input: [APAR Name] PJ39755 [Type] Fix [Description]

Output: The dbverify command displays inconsistent results for missing documents.

IBM FileNet Image Services 4.1.2.16-IS-FP016 Fix Pack Readme

4.1.2.14-IS-FP014


Input: [APAR Name] PJ39791 [Type] Fix [Description]

Output: SysV does not parse “ps -ef” properly due to an erroneous internal buffer size. This causes processes to core.

IBM FileNet Image Services 4.1.2.16-IS-FP016 Fix Pack Readme

4.1.2.14-IS-FP014


Input: [APAR Name] PJ39877 [Type] Fix [Description]

Output: The ds_init process aborts with the error message: 76,0,261 – ds_init attempted to start too many background jobs.

IBM FileNet Image Services 4.1.2.16-IS-FP016 Fix Pack Readme

4.1.2.14-IS-FP014


Input: [APAR Name] PJ40035 [Type] Fix [Description]

Output: Mismatching properties found between Image Servies documents and their federated documents on Content Engine.

IBM FileNet Image Services 4.1.2.16-IS-FP016 Fix Pack Readme

4.1.2.14-IS-FP014


Input: [APAR Name] NA [Type] Fix [Description]

Output: DOCs crash when federating annotations to Content Engine.

IBM FileNet Image Services 4.1.2.16-IS-FP016 Fix Pack Readme

4.1.2.14-IS-FP014


Input: [APAR Name] NA [Type] Enh [Description]

Output: The “change getstamps -compare” option to verify the Image Services binaries is now based on the cycle number, instead of the SCR number.

IBM FileNet Image Services 4.1.2.16-IS-FP016 Fix Pack Readme

4.1.2.14-IS-FP014


Input: [Feature] Free and affordable [Details]

Output: Free for 2 techs; licenses for 3 techs and over start at $300 – 30% Edu Pricing available

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Email-to-Case feature [Details]

Output: Support cases can be automatically created from emails with attached files

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] SMS notification options [Details]

Output: TXT SMS notifications for techs and customers

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Smart Phone and Tablet App for Customers [Details]

Output: New smart phone apps allows customers to create/updates cases on smart phones

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Smart Phone and Tablet App for Techs [Details]

Output: Techs can track and manage cases from new smart phone/tablet app

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Account Management [Details]

Output: Build on-line customer account system for customers to view their account info 24/7

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Open Source [Details]

Output: 100% of the software source provided for customization options

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Comprehensive help desk [Details]

Output: Complete technician help desk application to track and manage support cases

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Input: [Feature] Asset tracking/management [Details]

Output: Complete asset management with options for importing, tracking, reporting, exporting; integration with help desk tickets

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Email notifications [Details]

Output: Automatic customer and tech email notification messages

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Knowledge base [Details]

Output: Includes keyword or category search options

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Frequently Asked Questions [Details]

Output: Easily create FAQ articles for customers based on support cases

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Optional A/D customer login methods [Details]

Output: Multiple customer login method including integrated Active Directory logins

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Designed to be integrated with your website [Details]

Output: Options to integrate your headers and footers into the customer portal or to integrate into Word Press sites

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Project management [Details]

Output: Includes cost projections, notifications and case management

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Case scheduling and routing options [Details]

Output: Various case scheduling and process configuration options

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Customer management tools [Details]

Output: Complete searchable customer/contact database with logged notes, additional fields and user categories

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Reports [Details]

Output: Numerous reports for effective case and time accounting management

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Input: [Feature] Attach files [Details]

Output: Customers or technicians can upload files and attach them to support cases

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Industry standard backend database support [Details]

Output: SQL*Server or MS Access support

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Browsers [Details]

Output: Almost any web browser on PC, MAC, or iPhone is supported

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Required hosting platform [Details]

Output: Runs on any Windows-based OS from XP Pro to 2008 Server

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Auto escalation for support cases [Details]

Output: Cases are automatically escalated with notification after set time periods

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Local language configurable [Details]

Output: All form label prompts are designed to be customized for your specific requirements

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Customer surveys [Details]

Output: Automated customer surveys and reporting features

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Calendar/schedulers [Details]

Output: Built in calendar/work scheduler for associated cases with integration to Outlook

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Time spent reports and invoice reports [Details]

Output: Integrated time spent accounting, reporting and invoicing functions

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Complete invoicing/quote accounting system [Details]

Output: Time spent billing from support cases and complete integrated mini-accounting system

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Graphical Reservation system of resources [Details]

Output: Reservation system for any asset or resource including LCD projectors, laptops, conference rooms or vehicle fleets

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Remote Control Program Launch [Details]

Output: Launch your favorite remote control application from the customer portal

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [Feature] Cross Browser Support [Details]

Output: Systems support all current browsers of IE, Chrome, firefox and Safari equally

Web+Center - open source, web-based IT help desk software features| Internet Software Sciences | Help Desk Software


Input: [What you get...] Upgrade Pricing [Enhanced] $999/yr [Free] $0 [Featured]

Output: $5,000/yr

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder


Input: [What you get...] Full Tool description and tool listing on Projects@Work.com, and ProjectManagement.com's comprehensive "Tool Finder." [Enhanced] yes [Free] yes [Featured]

Output: yes

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder


Input: [What you get...] Create, update and maintain your tool profile online - You control your listing. [Enhanced] yes [Free] yes [Featured]

Output: yes

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder


Input: [What you get...] Your company logo branded with your tool. [Enhanced] on tool description page [Free] on tool description page [Featured]

Output: on featured and category tabs, as well as tool description page

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder


Input: [What you get...] Add features, categories and platforms to your tool profile. [Enhanced] yes [Free] yes [Featured]

Output: yes

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder


Input: [What you get...] Place on "Featured Tools" Tab [Enhanced] no [Free] no [Featured]

Output: yes

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder


Input: [What you get...] Place on Category Tab [Enhanced] no [Free] no [Featured]

Output: one tab

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder


Input: [What you get...] View Website [Enhanced] on profile page [Free] on profile page [Featured]

Output: on tool finder tabs and profile page

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder


Input: [What you get...] White Papers, Case Studies, Demos, and more [Enhanced] optional $599/yr [Free] no [Featured]

Output: yes

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder


Input: [What you get...] Lead Generation Form [Enhanced] optional $899/yr [Free] no [Featured]

Output: yes

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder


Input: [What you get...] Discussions [Enhanced] optional $100/yr [Free] no [Featured]

Output: yes

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder


Input: [What you get...] Polls [Enhanced] optional $100/yr [Free] no [Featured]

Output: yes

ProjectManagement.com - Project Management Tool Finder