Wiak is a very efficient, special-purpose, usually non-interactive, extremely lightweight IPC shell that is used for building client/server "wiakapps". A variety of demonstration wiakapps are available as part of the current WIAK suite. The name WIAK stands for the "WIAK Interface für Application Kontrolle". As an inter-process communications utility, its name reflects its ability to create and control diverse wiakapps whose component parts may be written in a variety of programming languages and with an assortment of GUI toolkits. License: GNU General Public License v3 Changes: This version includes a System V message queue IPC mode, allowing it to provide message queue functionality to other programs such as, for example, bash. It has enhanced named pipe functionality. The send data buffer size has been increased for bulk data transfer. A tutorial and a number of associated example voice-controlled aural wiakapps have been added to show how to use the new functionality.

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