Projects Using Darcs
allmydata.org Tahoe is a secure, decentralized storage grid
Buildbot is a continuous integration and automatic public testing tool
atom-tools is a Ruby library for parsing, manipulating and creating Atom feeds entries
C->Haskell, an interface generator for Haskell.
cabal, a system for packaging Haskell libraries.
Haskell cairo Haskell bindings to the cairo graphics library.
Camram, an antispam system with features designed to reduce user and administrator workload
CCurve, a simple program to generate fractal curve images.
Cedilla, a best-effort text printer.
CGI::Session::PureSQL An alternative SQL backend for CGI::Session
CGI::Uploader An advanced web/db upload handling solution for Perl.
CL-ObjC, a bridge between Common Lisp and Objective C
CL-Debian, Debian maintains most of the Common Lisp packages in Darcs.
CL-Yacc, a LALR(1) parser generator for Common Lisp.
CSpace, a platform for secure, decentralized, user-to-user communication.
Context Free, generate graphic designs from context free grammars.
Curryspondence, mailing list search webapp in Haskell.
CUT, a C Unit Tester system that is not an sUnit clone.
Darcs, David's Advanced Revision Control System.
Darcheology, A Mac OS X Client and Explorer for Darcs.
DokuWiki, a Wiki Engine written in PHP.
http://repetae.net/john/computer/haskell/DrIFT/ DrIFT is a type sensitive preprocessor for Haskell.
DSEmu, a Nintendo DS Emulator.
EMMS, the Emacs Multimedia System.
Evilwm, a minimalist window manager for the X Window System.
fish, the friendly interactive shell.
Gentoo Haskell Herd, Gentoo's Haskell group uses Darcs to manage the testing stage of Haskell-related ebuilds.
geocoders, PEAR compatible classes to interface with http://geocoder.us/ and http://geocoder.ca/ web services.
ghc, The Glasgow Haskell Compiler
Gtk2Hs, A GUI Library for Haskell based on Gtk+.
Haskore, Composing music in Haskell.
hscairo, Cairo bindings for Haskell.
HSFFIG, Yet another Haskell FFI bindings generator.
hs-fltk, FLTK bindings for Haskell.
hs-plugins, dynamically loaded plugins for Haskell.
html2moinmoin, simple html to moinmoin converter.
Io, a prototype-based programming language.
Ion window manager, and its scripts collection.
The JanRain OpenID libraries, libraries for using the OpenID authentication protocol from several programming languages (not yet Haskell...)
K2 Emulator, an emulator for the author's homebrew computer, Kestrel 2.
K2 Firmware, the ROM firmware intended to run on the Kestrel 2.
Kyucan, who, when and where to meet, mix of meetups and meetomatic.
Lambdabot, IRC 'bot in Haskell.
lib65816, an open source Western Design Center 65816 microprocessor emulator.
lubi, C++ bindings for LUA scripting.
Mnet, a distributed file store [dormant project].
MuPDF and Fitz, PDF viewer and graphics library.
NumericPrelude, Some experiments with an improved type class hierarchy for numerical types in Haskell.
nychthemeral, to keep a log of your sleeping habits.
Parenscript, is a small lispy language that can be compiled to JavaScript. This way, HTML pages, CSS files and JavaScript code can be generated with the full power of Common Lisp and its macros.
PCRCommander is an application that allows you to control the popular XM radio PCR product and compatible devices.
Phoenix, a general purpose linux distribution.
Polipo, a caching web proxy.
Postmaster, a message transfer agent (like postfix/sendmail/exim) written in Haskell.
Prototype, a JavaScript framework that aims to ease development of dynamic web applications.
Pugs, an implementation of Perl6 in Haskell.
Quinta, a lightwheight but powerful application framework released under the terms of the BSD license.
Rack, a Ruby Webserver Interface.
Ramaze, a light and modular web framework for Ruby
RetroForth, a small implemenation of Forth.
RForum, a Ruby forum using the Rails framework.
REXML, a Ruby XML processor.
riot, an outliner.
RRsR, an RSS Reader.
SamePlace, Open Source Instant Messenger for Firefox, Flock and Thunderbird
schtuff.com, a free wiki hosting service.
Scratchbox, a crosscompiling toolkit.
Soks, a Ruby wiki.
Slate, a programming language and environment.
Supybot, an IRC bot written in Python.
Unununium, an operating system.
upto, small aggregator showing off some of Robin Millette's projects handled by darcs.
Vulture's, An isometric graphical interface to the game of NetHack and Slash'EM
yi, A dynamic editor in Haskell.
Zwiki, a Zope-based wiki engine.
EclipseFP, A Haskell IDE built on top of the Eclipse platform.
Nitro, a Ruby web framework.
The Himalia WWW of Jyu Hyperstructure Group which develops Fenfire has a directory of darcs repositories at http://himalia.it.jyu.fi/darcs/ .
All of Yuval Kogman's Modules (non-comaintainer, non-catalyst projects - those things usually go on their respective projects' SVNs). repositories are here
phpsh A readline-based read-eval-print-loop for PHP.
Sedna- native XML database system developed in ISP RAS
xmonad, a tiling window manager
See also the results of this google search: http://google.com/search?q=allinurl%3A++%22darcs+cgi%22+-%22rss and this one: http://www.google.com/search?q=_darcs+Index+inventory
Projects that stopped using darcs:
ledger, a unix command line accounting program. John Wiegley said in November 2004: "I have decided to stop using darcs, since it bit me hard on the 2.0 release [of ledger], as well as a few other problems I've had with it this last week."
Serlvers is a set of Erlang modules designed to help in the implementation of IP services (that is TCP/IP or Internet servers).
SCons Erlang is an add on for SCons, a make/autotools replacement, to compile Erlang projects.
Fanterlastic Four is a proof of concept of how Serlvers is used to provide four very basic services.
Psi, a cross-platform Jabber client.
Cheese, a cheesy program to take pictures and videos from your webcam.
Frugalware Linux, a general purpose Linux distribution. Switched to Git.
Organizations Using Darcs
Jewelry Luv online jewelry store is using darcs internally for all projects.
Summersault Website Development is using darcs internally for some projects.
Scanned In Avian is using darcs internally for all projects.
JanRain, Inc. is using darcs internally and externally (http://www.openidenabled.com/resources/darcsweb)
Weebly, Inc. is using darcs to manage its source repositories and push updates