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    • Advancements necessitated a new version to improve accessibility and functionality.

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    • To present the development and characteristics of OpenRecLink, a new open-source version of the RecLink software.
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    • To outline the implementation of multiplatform support and internationalization.

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    • Adoption of FOSS principles and tools for software development.
    • Implementation of multiplatform compatibility and internationalization features.

    Main Results:

    • OpenRecLink is now available as a FOSS application.
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    • Internationalization support has been integrated, enhancing global usability.

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    • OpenRecLink represents a significant advancement in open-source record linkage tools.
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