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Netflix
Inria
The HDF Group
ReactOS
KDE
Second Life
- Allegro library
- Armadillo
- Avidemux
- awesome
- BCI2000
- Blender
- BRL-CAD
- Bullet Physics Engine
- CGAL
- Chipmunk physics engine
- CLion
- Compiz
- Conky
- cURL
- Deal.II
- Doomsday Engine
- Dust Racing 2D
- Drishti
- Ettercap
- Falcon (programming language)
- FlightGear Flight Simulator
- GDCM
- Geant4
- Gmsh
- GNU Radio
- GROMACS
- Hiawatha (web server)
- Hypertable
- Hugin
- iCub robot and YARP
- IGSTK
- ITK
- KDE SC 4
- KiCad
- libpng
- LAPACK
- LLVM and Clang
- LMMS
- Mir
- MiKTeX
- MLPACK
- MuseScore
- MySQL and MariaDB
- OGRE
- OpenCV
- OpenCog
- OpenCPN
- OpenSceneGraph
- OpenSync
- Orthanc
- Point Cloud Library
- Poppler
- PvPGN
- QGIS
- Qt
- Raw Therapee
- ReactOS
- ROOT
- ROS
- Ryzom
- Scribus
- SDL
- Second Life
- SFML
- Spring RTS
- SuperTux
- Synergy
- Slicer
- Stellarium
- Trilinos
- Vortexje
- VTK and ParaView
- VXL
- zlib
- PCSX2
- Zdoom
- ZeroMQ
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CMake 3.26.2 available for download
CMake 3.26.2 is available for download
CMake 3.26.1 available for download
CMake 3.26.1 is available for download
CMake 3.26.0 available for download
CMake 3.26.0 available for download

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