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'about': 'The Berkman Center was founded to explore cyberspace, share in its study, and help pioneer its development. According to Ohloh, a site that collects activity statistics on open-source projects, the Wesnoth development effort is in the top 2% of largest and most active projects.Wesnoth has grown substantially and is considered one of the largest open source games around. It has created a significant modding community that has generated a considerable amount of user content.The first stable release (1.0) was on October 2 2005, with the latest stable release (1.6) announced on Sunday, March 22. Strength of the project is reflected in application of Wesnoth Markup Language (WML), which provides a simple language to easily customize scenarios. The core rules are meant to be easily learned but also provide interesting gameplay and diverse strategies.

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'about': 'The Battle for Wesnoth, or simply Wesnoth, is a free turn based strategy game with role playing elements designed in June 2003 by David White (Sirp).The game's general philosophy (both for gameplay and coding) emphases simplicity.

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Other software written by the Atheme developers are the Charybdis IRCd and Atheme IRC services.

'about': 'The Atheme project is responsible for the Audacious Media Player, the Conspire IRC client and NASPRO. We are very eager to build up ASCEND as a alternative to the spreadsheet, with the benefits of visible/'readable' model structure and improved reusability that it offers to technical users. Development continues to be active, with several new features having been added over the course of the last six months, and we are still seeing strong continuing interest from the community. ASCEND has been under development primarily at Carnegie Mellon University, since the late 1970s, but, with the retirement of Art Westerberg from that university, the development is now coordinated by a small group of academics primarily in Australia and the US.

'about': 'The ASCEND project is a volunteer effort to produce a highly usable mathematical problem-solving tool for engineers and scientists. 'mail': (subscription required, HTML rejected) ', We do this for example by making our software, AbiWord being our flagship product, available on as many (operating) systems as possible, and adapting it for use on the One Laptop Per Child system. 'about': 'The AbiWord community consists of a highly skilled group of people interested in, as our tagline states, bringing Word Processing to Everyone.

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