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Many Thanks ...
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... to all these Free Software projects without which we would have had a +hard time to build our platform. This section is dedicated to all these +projects, and gives them due credit for their contribution.

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GNU/Linux
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Our servers are mostly running under the GNU/Linux operating system. We +won't provide a link, there are too many Linux pages out there.

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FreeBSD
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You may wonder why use a FreeBSD +operating system when you already run +GNU/Linux. Simply put, for security reasons. Not because GNU/Linux +distributions are specially insecure, but because of the precaution +principle: putting two different systems in a row to control an access +means that any failing of one might be caught by another.

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Apache
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As a majority of the sites out there on the WWW, we use +Apache to run +our web servers, both internally and externally.

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Perl
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Some parts of the WWW sites run using Perl +scripts. Perl is a wildly +succesful scripting language, and typically runs as a module to Apache.

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PHP
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Another scripting language used to generate our WWW pages, +PHP makes up +the majority of the pages you access on our site.

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Python
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The Python language is used in two +different places within Nevrax. As +a major component of Mailman (see below), it runs our publicly accessible +mailing list. It is also the glue to tie our platform together.

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Mailman
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The typical GNU +mailing list manager (under a slightly different +presentation) also runs our mailing lists.

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Fenris/Bugzilla
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The Fenris +bug reporting system, itself a derivative of the +Bugzilla +system, is used for internal and public bug tracking.

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CVS
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CVS is one of the easiest to use software management tools available. +CVS +is where all our sources are stored, and will also be used internally +to keep track of all our in-game static data as it is generated.

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Doxygen
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We use the Doxygen +documentation tool for our internal documentation. Some +of the files you may browse are hand-written, but most are generated directly +from the source code itself, making it very easy to make a reference manual +for the NeL.

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CVSWeb
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Another tool used to quickly access the source and see what's been done +and when, +cvsweb is +used both internally and on the www.nevrax.org web site.

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FreeType
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We have selected Freetype as the +best font rendered available. Font rendering is something the 3D engine will +have to do for the user interface, and in-game information.

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