Involvement in Open Source Projects
Projects sponsored by Rising Sun Pictures include :
- Earth - a utility for finding files across a large network of machines and track disk usage in real time
- pyshake - integrates Python with Shake.
- Affogato - a plugin for Avid’s Softimage XSI 3D animation software
- Sun Grid Engine - added Array Job Interdependencies
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