fusefile
Using FUSE to combine file fragments into a single file.
fusefile is a FUSE "file mount" that presents a series of fragments
of other files as a contiguous concatenation. Technically it bind
mounts a driver on top of the filename mountpoint to provide access
to the given file fragments as if in a single, contiguous file. The
fusefile mount driver offers read/write access to the fused file,
distributing written data across the given fragments or to an overlay
file.
libdbd-multi-perl
failover and load balancing of DBI handles
DBD::Multi manages multiple database connections for failovers and
also simple load balancing. It acts as a proxy between your code and
your database connections, transparently choosing a connection for
each query, based on your preferences and present availability of the
DB server.
libphonon4qt5experimental4t64
multimedia framework from KDE using Qt 5 - experimental library (internal)
Phonon is a Qt 5 multimedia API, which provides a task-oriented abstraction
layer for capturing, mixing, processing, and playing audio and video content.
python3-baler
Baler - a machine learning based data compression tool
Baler is a tool used to test the feasibility of compressing different
types of scientific data using machine learning-based autoencoders.
Baler provides you with an easy way to:
1. Train a machine learning model on your data
2. Compress your data with that model. This will also save the
compressed file and model
3. Decompress the file using the model at a later time
4. Plot the performance of the compression/decompression
libcpdb2
Common Print Dialog Backends - Interface Library
The Common Print Dialog Backends project provides a D-Bus interface
so that the print dialogs of GUI applications and the communication
with the print technologies (CUPS/IPP, cloud printing services, Save
to File, ...) are put into separate executables to be separately
exchangeable.
libblockdev-btrfs3
BTRFS plugin for libblockdev
The libblockdev library plugin (and at the same time a standalone library)
providing the BTRFS-related functionality.