Some Projects that Use Mercurial

The following lists some other projects that use Mercurial as their primary SCM system. Projects using a different SCM may have a synchronized Mercurial repository.

1. 0-9, A/B/C

• 1d6 roleplaying - free pen-and-paper roleplaying system (1w6.org) with Python implementation (rpg-1d6).

• Abacus Formula Compiler - a spreadsheet (functional computation model) to Java byte code compiler for Excel and OOo Calc

• Adium - an open-source multi-protocol instant-messenger client for Mac OS X

• Adminton (アドミントン) contains a ton of useful things for admins, e.g. the Logbuch tools.

• Anyvc - a simple vcs abstraction library

• Appweb - Web server for hosting dynamic web applications

• Archetype JavaScript Framework - a 2nd gen JavaScript Framework that runs on top of other Ajax framework

• Argh! - an esoteric programming language.

• AsciiDoc - a lightweight markup formater for short documents, articles, books and UNIX man pages

• Audacious (Repository) - free, small and powerful audio player for *nix, xmms/bmp fork

• Beej' Python Flickr API Python interface for the Flickr API.

• Byteflow blog engine, developed in Django.

• Bitbucket Mercurial Hosting, written in Django.

• Ccontrol - a utility for taming compiler versions, distcc, ccache etc.

• Chord/DHash - project to build scalable, robust distributed systems using peer-to-peer ideas.

• Conary - distributed software management system for Linux distributions developed by rPath

• Coyotos - an object-capability based µ-kernel and OS

• crosstool-NG - a (cross-)toolchains generator

• CubicWeb - a semantic web application framework (hg repo)

• Cython - language to easily write C Extensions for python

2. D/E/F/G

• Dillo - the fast and light browser.

• Dovecot - secure IMAP and POP3 server.

• dwm - dynamic window manager

• Ejscript - JavaScript language and web framework

• Enano CMS - Highly advanced hybrid wiki CMS system

• FEniCS - free software for the Automation of Computational Mathematical Modeling (ACMM)

• flpsed - a Postscript and PDF annotator

• FuseSMB - Mount your "Network Neighborhood"

• Gajim - A free jabber client written in python

• Geeklog (repository) - A PHP/MySQL based application for managing dynamic web content

• GeeXboX uShare - A free UPnP A/V Media Server for Linux

• gipfel - photogrammetry for mountain images

• Gjallar - Easy to use, customizable and advanced web based issue tracker written in Smalltalk.

• Globulation 2 (repository) - innovative state-of-the-art Real Time Strategy (RTS) game

• Go Programming Language - an expressive, concurrent, garbage-collected systems programming language

• gquilt - A GUI wrapper around quilt and Mercurials mq extension.

• Growl - an open-source notifications system for Mac OS X

• gscan2pdf (repository) - A GUI to produce a multipage PDF or DjVu from a scan.

3. H/I/J/K/L

• gwsmhg - A PyGTK GUI for managing work spaces using hg and the mq extension.

• Heretix - a young GNU/Linux distribution managed entirely by heretix, a Ruby script

• hgview - a mercurial interactive history viewer (hg repo)

• Intel's ACPI team is using Mercurial for Linux kernel development

• IcedTea - a harness to build the source code from http://openjdk.java.net using Free Software build tools

• iUI - Javascript micro-framework for creating mobile WebApps with a native iPhone/WebKit look & feel.

• JCite - cites Java, Excel and text snippets from tests into documentation (literate testing).

• JCarder - an open source tool for finding potential deadlocks in concurrent multi-threaded Java programs.

• jMaps - a jQuery plugin for interacting with the Google maps API.

• kdb - Event-driven, Component orientated, plugable irc bot with a suite of capabilities. Special purpose: AI, Knowledge.

• Kelp - a source code annotation framework

• Kolab (Repository) - a Groupware Solution for Emails, Appointments, Contacts and more.

• Lemon - Network and graph optimization library

• Lguest (repository) - The Simple x86 Hypervisor

• libMemcached (repository) - The Memcached C client library and tools

• LibSDL (repositories) The Simple DirectMedia Layer

• Lightfeather 3D Engine (repository) - A 3D engine for Linux, Windows and Mac OS

• Linux HA (repository) - The High-Availability Linux Project

• LinuxTV - V4L (Video for Linux) and DVB (Digital Video Broadcasting)

• LLVM D Compiler

• Repositories of LShift - almost all LShift's projects, both open and closed source

• Lugaru (repository) - a 3rd person multiplatform action game

• LuxRender - GPL Physically based renderer

4. M/N

• Mako - a template library written in Python (repository)

• Repositories of MBDSYS - various projects, e.g. the VOIP Toolkit verona

• MCabber - small Jabber console client for Linux

• medit - The medit text editor (repository)

• Mercurial Frontend - A web based manager for Mercurial repositories (Check out the introduction video)

• microformats code/tests is a collection of repositories in use in the microformats community. See using mercurial/hg to share microformats code, tests of 22 Mar 2006

• MMTK - the Molecular Modelling Toolkit, a library for molecular simulations

• MoinMoin repositories - MoinMoin is a wiki engine implemented in Python - you use it right now

• Motorsport Simulator - The open source driving simulator.

• Mozilla, http://hg.mozilla.org (Mercurial FAQ)

• Mozdev - http://hg.mozdev.org (Mercurial Instructions)

• MPT - Matlab toolbox for multi-parametric optimization

• mutt - The Mutt mail user agent

• MyHDL - A package to use Python as a Hardware Description Language (repository)

• NetBeans a Java IDE (Mercurial How-To)

• nginx/mod_wsgi a mod_wsgi module for nginx

• NoteBook.app - a place to store notes in an organized manner (GNUstep application)

• notmm - General purpose web toolkit for jobless perfectionists

• nsnam - ns-3 project, a discrete-event network simulator for Internet systems

• NTFS-3G - NTFS driver for Linux with read and write support (FUSE driver).

• NUIM Thesis class - LaTeX thesis class for the National University of Ireland

• Nuxeo - Nuxeo is a Java standards-based, Open Source platform for building ECM (content management) applications

5. O/P/Q

• ObjexxSISAME - 3-D structural impact modeling system

• Octave - GNU Octave is a high-level language, primarily intended for numerical computations

• OPAG website - The Ottawa Python Author's Group website

• Openbravo ERP - Web based ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning).

• OpenClonk - A (multiplayer) game for Linux / Windows / MacOS.

• OpenGrok - source code search and reference engine

• OpenJDK (repository) - better known as Java

• Open Library (repository) Imagine a library that collected all the world's information about all the world's books and made it available for everyone to view and update.

• OpenOffice - The Open and Free productivity suite (Mercurial How-To)

• OpenSolaris selected Mercurial as DSCM of choice for ON consolidation (and possibly other consolidations) (wiki)

• OpenTom a free development environment for TomTom navigation systems (project wiki)

• Pacha - A systems configuration management tool. Keeps track of directories in an automated way with Mercurial in the backend.

• Paste Monkey - A Web 2.0 pastebin developed in CakePHP and jQuery with many advanced features and clean code base.

• Plan 9 from User Space- A port of many Plan 9 programs to Unix-like operating systems. (mercurial repo)

• Plan 9 from Bell Labs and Inferno Google Summer of Code projects (mercurial repositories)

• Perdition - Mail Retrieval Proxy (repository)

• PETSc - Portable, Extensible Toolkit for Scientific Computation (repositories)

• Pida - a modular IDE written in python

• playground - an online multiplayer game in which the player walks a map and collects objects (repository)

• Pocoo.org - Home of the Pygments syntax coloring library, Jinja template engine, Werkzeug WSGI toolkit, Zine blogging system and other Python web projects

• Project Kenai - An integrated suite of services for both project and code hosting (Mercurial and Subversion), as well as developer collaboration.

• PyBB - forum engine written with Django (repo)

• Pylons - Pylons is a lightweight web framework emphasizing flexibility and rapid development. (hg access described here)

• Python - the Python language core repository is moving to Hg (repositories)

• PyPy - A fast implementation of Python in Python (repository).

• py-webcomic repository - py-webcomic is an easily configurable webcomic aggregator

• QTM - Qt 4-based desktop blogging client (repositories at Bitbucket here, see the 1.2 repo)

• QuakeNet IRC network - free IRC server and services

6. R/S/T

• RabbitMQ - An AMQP messaging server; also related clients, adapters, gateways, transports etc.

• RainDoll - An encryption tool with a simple idea: keep it simple. No bells and whistles. Uses Rijndael from .NET.

• rope - A python refactoring library and IDE

• rpm.org - Package manager system for Red Hat, SuSE, and others.

• RhodeCode - RhodeCode open source repository serving and browsing application written in pylons. See also http://packages.python.org/RhodeCode/

• SAGE - Software for Algebra and Geometry Experimentation

• SahrisWiki - New and Improved WikiWiki Engine. Modular and Component orientated in design with an AJAX user interface.

• Scapy - a powerful interactive packet manipulation program

• Schevo - manage structured data and keep up with its changes

• ScientificPython - a collection of Python modules for scientific computing

• Scrapy - a fast high-level screen scraping framework for Python

• ShadowIRCd (Repository) - stable and powerful IRC server

• sip (Repository) - A C/C++ library bindings generator for Python v2 and v3

• Slipper - use Mercurial and reStructuredText to back your website

• SMBCrawler - command-line utility for listing workgroups, servers and shares

• Sphinx - Python documentation processing tool

• SpringBook - a springbook-based web publishing system (repository)

• SWEB - an operating system framework for educational use, developed at Graz University of Technology (repository)

• SymPy - a Python library for symbolic mathematics

• Symbian Platform - Open Source project to create a complete mobile software platform

• Tahchee repo- a static website build and management system which extends Cheetah

• Teseq - Escape sequence illuminator

• TextWiki Port of PHP TextWiki by Paul M. Jones to Python.

• tinycc - a Tiny C Compiler (repository)

• TortoiseHg - using Mercurial on MS-Explorer (repository)

• Transifex - A cross-project localization platform with an easy to use web interface (repository)

• Tryton - A three-tier high-level general purpose application platform on top of which is built a business solution (repositories)

7. U/V/W/X/Y/Z

• unionfs-fuse - a userspace-based implementation of unionfs (repository)

• uptimed - a daemon tracking your best uptimes (repository)

• Vim - A highly configurable text editor built to enable efficient text editing. (repository)

• vimperator labs - vimperator (vim-like interface for Firefox), muttator and xumulus (repository)

• Virtual Machine Manager - desktop application for managing virtual machines.

• Virtual Ideal Functionality Framework - VIFF is a Python framework for secure multi-party computation (repository).

• VOTCA - Versatile Object-oriented Toolkit for Coarse-graining Applications (repository).

• vcs - Various Version Control System management abstraction layer for Python.

• Wget - A utility for downloading content from the Web.

• wmii - window manager improved 2

• W3C - The World Wide Web Consortium

• x2x - Use a mouse and keyboard in different X displays and share the clipboard between them.

• XEmacs - XEmacs: the next generation of Emacs (repository, XEmacs Mercurial page)

• Xen - a free hypervisor for virtualising kernels

• Xine - a free video player (repositories)

• Xquared - WYSIWYG/WYSIWYM Extensible XHTML Editor (repository)

• YAK, a shopping-cart plugin for WordPress

• ZFS-fuse ZFS file system for linux via fuse (devel blog)

8. See also

• MercurialHosting - free hosting of Mercurial repositories

• OtherTools - other tools (GUI, IDE etc.) that work with Mercurial

• https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/GitProjects - projects using Git

• http://wiki.bazaar.canonical.com/WhoUsesBzr - projects using Bazaar

• http://wiki.darcs.net/ProjectsUsingDarcs - projects using Darcs

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