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This looks an awful lot like an old Software I once knew called SequoiaView: http://www.win.tue.nl/sequoiaview/
Quote: “SequoiaView 1.3 was launched November 2002″
Yap, it was *also* inspired by SequoiView, but not solely.
Furthermore it was SequoiaView that “ceased” development. I remember that I posted something in their forums and since they neither continue development *nor* make it OpenSource I jumped on the “train” (i.e. the WDS project) which was already ~1 year old when I joined. WDS is approx. one year (actually a little less) younger than SequoiaView, just in case you are interested in that fact.
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