Software Map

Projectory is a platform-independent, Web-enabled
project management tool designed to track software
projects through all phases of the development
lifecycle. It tracks effort expended by developers
across multiple teams, projects, and activities,
and is suitable for small or large software
development groups. Projectory provides accurate
metrics of current development activity and lets
you mine historical data to improve estimation on
future projects.

Mceitor is a program to quickly and easily compute
functions of matrices. It supports determinant
calculation, inversions, and automatic or manual
reduction of matrices. It requires the Ncurses
library.

k8temp is a BSD utility to read the on-die
temperature sensors provided by AMD K8 processors, including most Athlon 64s and Opterons.

pflogx is a simple tool that exports OpenBSD
packet filter logs to XML files. It reads a binary
log file generated by the pf logging daemon
(pflogd) and generates a human-readable and
exploitable XML file. Using an XSLT processor you
can convert this XML file to any other format,
such as HTML, CSV, or SQL.

Internode Nodemap is a network visualization tool. Using
SNMP, it gathers a periodic snapshot of the current state of
the network. Then, under instructions from its config file, it
plots a series of "maps" of the network over the top of GIF
images in the Web server's document root, using color and
HTML CSS to indicate potential performance or reliability
problems. The maps are hierarchical "drill-down" views of
the network. The top-level map is a summary which can be
clicked on to reveal specific details; these more specific
maps can also have additional maps nested within.

OCS Inventory is an application designed to help a network or system administrator keep track of the configuration and software of computers that are installed on the network. Information about hardware and operating system are collected. OCS Inventory is also able to detect all active devices on your network, such as switches, routers, network printers, and unattended devices. It also allows you to deploy software, commands, or files on client computers.