Free 0 160 software for linux

evilwm is a minimalist window manager for the X Window System.
Minimalist here doesnt mean its too bare to be usable - it just means it omits a lot of the stuff that make other window managers unusable.
Main features:
- No window decorations apart from a simple 1 pixel border.
- No icons.
- Good keyboard control, including repositioning and maximise toggles.
- Solid window drags (compile time option - may be slow on old machines).
- Snap-to-border support (command line option).
- Virtual desktops (compile time option).
- Small binary size (even with everything turned on).
Options:
-display display
specifies the X display to run on.
-term termprog
specifies an alternative program to run when spawning a new terminal (defaults to xterm, or x?terminal?emulator in Debian).
-fg foreground
frame colour of currently active window.
-bg background
frame colour of inactive windows.
-bw borderwidth
width of window borders in pixels.
-snap num
enable snap-to-border support. num gives the proximity in pixels to snap to.
-mask1 modifiers
-mask2 modifiers
override the default keyboard modifiers used to grab keys for window manager functionality. mask1 is used for most keyboard controls (default: control+alt), and mask2 is used for mousebutton controls and cycling windows (default: alt). Modifiers may be separated with + signs. Valid modifiers are shift, lock, control, alt, mod1, mod2, mod3, mod4, mod5.
-app name/class
match an application by instance name and class (for help in finding these, use the xlsclients tool with the -l option). Subsequent -g and -v options will apply to this match.
-g geometry
apply a geometry (using a standard X geometry string) to applications matching the last -app.
-v vdesk
specify a default virtual desktop for applications matching the last -app. Use 0 for vdesk to set window as sticky.
-V
print version number.
Enhancements:
- Basic Xrandr support, snap-to-border behaviour fixes, and admission of stability.

mkDoxy is a small tool that generates HTML documentation from Makefiles.
mkDoxy is to makefiles what Doxygen is to source files: it parses a makefile and produces HTML documentation of available targets and macros.
Only comments starting with ## are considered, so it is easy to control the documentation that is generated.
INSTALLING
To install mkDoxy on any Unix or Linux system, run the following command as
root (or sudod):
# make install
Enhancements:
- Initial revision

JSpente is a Javascript/DHTML implementation of the strategy board game "Pente". Runs in the browser with several challenging computer intelligence levels. Play human versus computer, human versus human or computer versus computer.

Pente is a simple strategy game played on a grid. The pieces, called "winks" are placed on the line intersections of the board rather than in the squares. Players take turns placing pieces. Pieces may be placed anywhere on the board, though it is customary to place the first piece on the center position.

There are two ways to win the game: place five winks in a row or capture five pairs of your opponents winks. Rows may be established in any direction, including diagonally. Capturing a pair of winks is done by surrounding a pair of your opponents winks with your own so they form a row of four. The captured pair is removed from the board.

It is customary to warn your opponent when you have four in a row. If neither end of your row of four is blocked, you have an "open four" and will win on your next turn. JSpente visually alerts rows of four winks for both players.

JSpente may be adjusted to balance the game if an experienced player is playing an inexperienced one. The required number of winks in a row and the required number of pairs to capture can be adjusted for either player. The computer can control either player or both players with varying levels of intelligence.

Dzen is a general purpose messaging and notification program for X11. The project was desigend to be fully scriptable and integrate well with window managers like dwm and wmii.
Main features:
- Fully scriptable
- Language agnostic
- Supports user defined events and actions
- Hideable, Title area
- Autohiding multiline window (can be set sticky)
- tail -f functionality, updates the contents in real time
- Scrollable windows

LAFmessage is a feature-complete library for fetching, parsing, generating and delivering MIME-compliant email messages. The project has C++, JNI (Java) and Win32 COM APIs.
For generating mail messages, LAFmessage provides an object-oriented API that represents all the pieces of a message and allows the caller to assemble them in (nearly) limitless combinations to programatically reproduce any feature that is to be found in interactive mail clients (and a few that arent!). These include:
RFC 822-compliant (non-MIME) plain text email.
RFC 2045-compliant (MIME-compliant) plain text email.
RFC 2045-compliant (MIME-compliant) HTML email.
RFC 2045-compliant (MIME-compliant) attachments, both external and embedded.
RFC 822-compliant user-defined header fields.
Messages can also be parsed from RFC 822 or RFC 2045 format into the same object structure to allow programmatic parsing of message content, saving of attachments, forwarding of whole messages, etc.
For fetching and delivering messages, LAFmessage provides the following features:
- RFC 1939-compliant POP3 system for connecting to arbitrary POP3 servers, retrieving and deleting email messages. Downloaded messages are parsed into the object structure for programmatic handling or presentation to an end user.
- RFC 821-compliant SMTP system for connecting to arbitrary SMTP servers, authenticating and delivering email messages. Messages may be delivered synchronously or queued within LAFmessage for asynchronous delivery. Delivery status is available during batch delivery and optimizations are available to speed delivery such as:
- Multiple recipients per SMTP transaction -- greatly reduces network traffic and mail server load.
- Multiple worker threads to deliver queued messages -- can greatly reduce delivery time.
LAFmessage has the capability to canonicalize strings to render strings safe for insertion into HTML, HTML TEXTAREAs, JavaScript and SQL statements.
LAFmessage presents several different APIs:
- A COM interface for use from COM-aware environments on Win32 platforms
- A JNI interface for use from Java applications on Win32 and Linux platforms
- A C++ interface that can be used directly in new programs by simply including the necessary files on Win32 and Linux platforms
LAFmessage is completely thread-safe and suitable for use from ASP pages.