KasoVerb

Kudos

Wordwide, it is truly amazing that legions of people and millons of man hours have been put into free software projects. We hope you enjoy KasoVerb as much as we did creating it. The project is grateful to the efforts of many people who invest their time, energy and creative talents making awesome things for us to freely enjoy, learn and grow.

There is no particular order or preference given. This list is not all inclusive, nor is it an endorsement. If a project or person is missing, please let us know.

Savannah

Savannah ( http://savannah.nongnu.org ) for hosting this project and website

Fast Light Toolkit

FLTK ( http://fltk.org ) for the GUI library used in the software

GNU Operating System

GNU ( http://gnu.org ) for so many usefull tools used to build and create the software

Free Software Foundation

FSF ( http://fsf.org ) for user freedom and defending the rights of all free software users

Software Freedom Law Center

FRDM ( http://softwarefreedom.org ) for use of documents that were used to research software licensing.

Minimalist GNU for Windows

MinGW ( http://mingw.org ) used to build the software on Windows

GNU Image Manipulation Program

gimp ( http://gimp.org ) used for graphic design, manipulation and export

Inkscape

Inkscape ( http://inkscape.org ) used for vector/svg graphic design, manipulation and export

ImageMagick

ImageMagick ( http://imagemagick.org ) used for graphic manipulation and export

GraphicsMagick

GraphicsMagick ( http://graphicsmagick.org ) used for graphic manipulation and export

Vim

Vim ( http://vim.org ) used as the primary editor for development

Tango Desktop Project

Tango ( http://tango.freedesktop.org ) for some icons used on this site

Silk Icons

Mark James ( http://www.famfamfam.com/lab/icons/silk/ ) for some icons used in the software

NetBSD

NetBSD ( http://netbsd.org ) used as a development and test environment; man page and documentation reference/resource

ArchLinux

ArchLinux ( http://archlinux.org ) used as a development and test environment

Linux Documentation Project

TLDP ( http://tldp.org ) used as a man page reference/resource