Welcome to Neonix Infomedia Utama Website
We NIUX Team (Neonix Infomedia Utama X Team) are trusted software provider that will offer the best solution to your need and problem in personal, business or corporate use. we will provide software with
new technology, new specification, new platform and support with latest operating system that will benefit for users if users want to upgrade their operating system.
we are the team consist of experts from known majors of Information technology, there are Computer Internetworking, GIS, VOIP, and Intellegent Business System.
Our Team have several projects start from Open Source , Freeware and Propietary Software.
Some software has finished and we already release them to public, and some software are in progress.
Priya Setiawan A.R. - NIUX Team
Our Products
There are some software ( freeware and shareware ) we are offered on this list below. You can see detail and specification by looking on detail for each of software. Click the download button or you can go to the specific page if you want to see more detail explanation about our software you choosed.
 | XStentor Meter |
| Freeware License | |
Simple and Light Download Upload Network Monitoring Program |
Neonix XStentor Meter - Freeware License is one of our software and we will share it to you all. XStentor Meter is tool for monitoring your computer network traffic. XStentor word is the combination from X and Stentor. X is Our Holy attribute from our company (team), NeoniX Infomedia Utama software Team.
All of our freeware and opensource software name beginning with this X word. And Stentor is the name of bigest known unicellular protozoa, and We like it because we are the team that have big spirit, and motivation to help you all with our knowledge and power.XStentor Meter is simple, and lightweight software, that will help you monitoring the data flow Download and Upload. You can select your Network Interface that will be monitored by XStentor Meter. You can configure the XStentor gui and graph as you want and absolutely we make it user friendly.
XStentor Meter - Latest Version : 1.4.2 Build 39
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Last Updated : 15 September 2010
Open Source Projects
Until now we neonix team have only one Open Source Project and still continue until now. This Open Source Project is XDotMap Project. You can see detail of this project on information tab below.
 | XDotMap Project |
| GPL Version 2 License | |
MapServer GIS Project Web Based consist of Mapserver Script Editor, Map Front End Preview, and Map Web Layouter |
Neonix XDotmap GIS Project - GPL V2 License We, Neonix Team have been created a GIS Tools project with name XDOTMap NeoEditor. This is the editor software, support software for editing mapfile of GNU Mapserver.
It is web based software, using PHP Code with some Open Source library like DOMIT! classes for XML Parsing, and then JSON Service Class and etc. It has used some script like dtree, dragresize script object for supporting to our client side. This software is lightweight tool for mapfile editing and useful for GIS MapServer user. XDOTMap is GIS Project that have purpose to make user of GNU Mapserver easy to create Mapserver mapfile, easy to manage layer using map previewand easy to customize the design or layout of GIS website (map preview and features). XDOTMap was appear after one of our team finished his GIS Project at his client on the foreign country.
XDOTMap Project is consist of 3 Tools, there are: NeoEditor, NeoPreviewer, NeoLayouter
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- Last Updated : 15 September 2010
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