Open Source Knowledge Management Software

Fileaxy is a file de-duplication, organization, synchronization, and bulk previewing tool which utilizes a new user interface for local file management. Using content hashing or machine vision algorithms, Fileaxy can detect identical files as well as similar names, images, videos, or fonts and correlate those to others based on naming conventions. Optionally integrates with ImageMagick, GraphicsMagick, FFmpeg, and Mac Sips file decoding with a simple button click. Fileaxy opens NO network connections and will NOT request passwords. Fileaxy uses NO 3rd party libraries or code. Read/write wear to SSDs and mechanical drives is minimized where possible. Runs with Java 8+ [https://adoptopenjdk.net] on Mac, Windows, and Linux distros. My goal is to have Fileaxy manage 2 million available and unavailable files and their relationships live in the UI. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Copyright 2013-2026 by Stephen Baber

Ice Coral is intended to take place as Information System for InfraStructure (ISIS). This project should be central information evidence about your network infrastructure. It's planned as modular system, so you can use only one part of this system (eg. WorkLog), if you want. For more info visit Ice Coral (project) Web Site link below.

This is a part of the Ice Coral project. The TimeSpan is focused on event evidence, for example scheduled tasks (Windows Task Scheduler, crond). For more info visit Ice Coral - TimeSpan Web Site.

This is a part of the Ice Coral project. The WorkLog is focused on evidence of device servicing. It's good for service teams to share information about done work. For more information visit Ice Coral - WorkLog Web Site link below.

This system is designed to support descriptive metadata for scientific data. Using descriptors and controlled vocabularies available, users should be guided through a web interface allowing quick and easy registration and maintenance of datasets that are under their custodianship. The initial aim is to produce a system that will support the UK MEDIN (a UK GEMINI Superset) metadata standard, with possible expansion to other standards at a later date.