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If anything can go wrong, it will.
- Murphy`s laws

This sentence has embossed the 20^th century like no other sentence in the fields of information technology. Since 1993 we are trying to reduce the effect of that sentence to important systems of our customers by providing highly professional administration services of Unix-based server systems and spezialized software development.

Our main scope of duties are the professional administration of server systems we are able to provide your company. We have a team of experts who are able to support your company by taking over the whole administration part so that you can concentrate on your main company focus.

We are specialized in server systems like SunOS, HP-UX, AIX, NetBSD, FreeBSD, Linux and every other common Unix based system as long as WindowsNT/2000 based servers and can provide your company services in fields of administration and software development to be able to reduce your overall costs in that fields.

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Software News

LeavesRecognition v1.0 - Java Application/Applet

01st September 2001

LeavesRecognition is a neuronal network based java application/applet to recognize images of leaves accordingly to a previously trained Backpropagation Network.

The intention of this application is to give the user the ability to administrate a hierarchical list of leaf images, where he can perform some sort of edge detection to identify the individual tokens of every image. This tokens will then be the basis of the neuronal network calculations to make it possible to recognize a unknown leaf image and specify the species it belongs to.
The main purpose of this java application/applet should be to show that the outer frame of a leaf and a Backpropagation Network is enough to give a reasonable statement about the species it belongs to.

More information about this java application/applet can be viewed at its DOCUMENTATION site.

CVS 1.11.1p1 - AmigaOS port

15th August 2001

Many developers on other operating systems already use the efficient Concurrent Versions System (CVS) to coordinate their development work in large teams. Because our development teams mainly work on AmigaOS systems, we are glad to announce a cooperation with Olaf Barthel, who ported the first 1.11 version of CVS to AmigaOS and with help from him we finally managed it to fully port the latest version 1.11.1p1 to AmigaOS to enable our developers to use CVS on their AmigaOS systems.

To enable other developers to use this AmigaOS port of CVS and because its GPL based software we have released the latest version along with the source code.

More information about this AmigaOS CVS port can be viewed at its HOMEPAGE.

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