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Current Projects

The Goanna project in Tuxia are aiming to customising the Mozilla web browser for embedded Linux systems. Various aspects of Mozilla have been targeted to make it suitable for embedded systems.

RWin is an RDP client based on the open source rdesktop 1.0 release, integrating additional fixes and patches made by Tuxia Labs and other coders across the net.

Nxzilla is a set of libraries that allow Mozilla to be used with a NanoX server.

Xilla is a port of nanozilla which removes the need of third party toolkits (such as GTK) and reimplements the functionality with Xlib.

Mailcrypto is a plugin for Mozilla that allows users to do various cryptographic functions that the GnuPG (Gnu Privacy Guard) provides.

OJI is an Open Java Interface for Mozilla which allows Kaffe to run applets that are embedded inside HTML pages. Our goals are to create a fully open source browser solution without having to rely on 3rd party proprietry plugins to attain full functionality.

The xpdf plugin allows users to view Adobe Portable Document Format documents from within Mozilla. The plugin is based on xpdf which is an open source pdf viewer by Derek Noonburg. It has some superficial modifications to allow it to be loaded as a shared object library, and has been partially made thread safe.

Viper is a Personal Information Manager (PIM) suite for PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants) developed by TUXIA to address the growing need for a stable, robust, flexible, highly secure and high performance platform.