About Uruk

Uruk is a free, collaborative and participatory project containing free software and sub-projects (as in the definition of free software) started as an individual initiative, that developed at leisure, with the goal of establishing an official project when the infrastructure is completed.
The Uruk name was chosen in honor of Uruk (Warka) city in Iraq (Read More)
To indicate how the word "uruk" should be pronounced, we included an audio file:



The logo is a symbol of the Sumerian Palm with nine fronds, surrounded by Tigris and Euphrates rivers.

Our Project Goal is to:





Projects

The following list contains the sub-projects of our team.

Uruk GNU/Linux Uruk GNU/Linux is a fully free operating system for home users, small enterprises and educational centers based on Trisquel.
Uruk Cleaner Uruk Cleaner is a program that you can use to clean your system from cache files and logs.
UPMS UPMS(Uruk Package Managers Simulator). This program can simulate several common package managers commands, which means you can install, uninstall, update and remove the packages using any package manager you prefer to get the work done with.
Uruk Ocr Server A Simple, small, powerful OCR web server used to convert images to text.
Irc log recorder The Irc log recorder is an irc bot that logs the entire communication of an irc channel. It is equipped with a web server to enable users to access the logs from a web browser and/or telnet .
Masalla Icon Theme Icon theme for *NIX OS inspired by the modern flat design trend. .
UrukCloudIDE The UrukCloudIDE Project is a free as in freedom cross platform integrated development environment running primarily, but not exclusively, on the free and open source cloud software «OpenStack ». This piece of software is highly recommended for institutions, software development companies and developers. The project is still in beta.
Uruk Project website The source code for the Uruk project and the Uruk GNU/Linux website, based on the Peers website source code




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