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BibDesk is a Mac bibliography manager for editing and managing bibliographic information together with associated files or web links. It offers search, smart groups, import from BibTeX and RIS files, and export to formats such as RIS, BibTeX and EndNote. It is suited to LaTeX users and is developed as an open source project, available free of charge.
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Super Grub2 Disk helps boot into most any operating system even when it cannot be booted by normal means. Its options include detecting operating systems, extracting grub.cfg entries, and enabling GRUB2's LVM, RAID and PATA support.
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