Free 0.0.9 software for linux

SofK is a KDE theme based on the Serenity theme.

Idea is to do smooth theme with not too many gradients (light and nice). The theme may look good with dark colors, too.

I would be very happy if you all post comments and suggestions.

Here are some color themes that look nice with SofK style: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=44657

Enter aims at beign lightweight, yet highly configurable login manager for X. Supporting many different desktop setups. It is written in C with minimal dependencies, making it an excellent choice when using other lightweight window managers, such as fluxbox.

GMiMMS is a frontend to MiMMS (Multimedia Stream ripper). It uses GTK+-2.x for the graphical userinterface. It is mainly written for Linux but should also be able to be compiled for Windows.
The GMiMMS project is very easy to be used. You just specify the Multimedia-Stream URL and the output file and GMiMMS runs MiMMS in an other thread. You can also specify the mms-method and the length of the recording in minutes.
Main features:
- Easy to use GUI
- Past button for fast URL insertation
- Autodetects path to MiMMS

Newton is a desktop wiki applet for the GNOME2 desktop environment. You enter your notes and information in a simple wiki-like syntax and Newton formats it in rich HTML for you! It is designed to make the creation of richly formatted documents of any type as simple and quick as possible.

For instance, if you want to make some bold text, you input **My Bold Text** and Newton will bold it for you. A pre-made wiki page called NewtonSyntax comes with the program that has example of all available formatting so that you can get started right away. Also, the editing screen displays a toolbar with tools to make formatting easy. You dont even have to know the syntax in order to get started!

You can see both the NewtonHome and NewtonSyntax files that are available in the development version by following the links to the "Previews" in the right column on this page. Both of these pages will appear just like they do in the program, in fact, they were created in Newton and exported using the "Export to HTML" feature. This will let you see what Newton is capable of as of now, and will also let you see what the wiki syntax used in the program is like (as shown in the NewtonSyntax page.

Ecksdee is a futuristic race & destroy game in early development.

Ecksdee is based on Crystal Space, Crystal Entity Layer and Crystal Core. There are currently no opponents nor weapons, and theres only a basic form of race against the clock atm.

bMotion-lib is an exciting project started by simsea; its bMotion implemented in C++ with a module that links it into eggdrop (i.e. no more TCL). bMotion is Highly Advanced, but also Highly Incomplete.

sim has hacked a lot of stuff together (thats the leet version of hacked not the imcompetent version). I dont really know C++, but since I wrote bMotion to teach myself TCL, it seems reasonable that bMotion-lib would be a good way to teach myself C++.

What does this mean for the original bMotion? Well, Im not abandoning it, but Im not going to be so active on it now (not that Ive been enormously active on it recently anyway). Its a lot of code, and its quite a mess - especially since Im now trying to do things with it that TCL is a bit crap for (like storing data and running code, mostly).

labTimer is a set of timer suited to black and white film processing. At the moment, the program can follow a basic sequence of development, fixing, and washing, with nice countdowns and reminders.

Self processing of black and white films is an unexciting, dull and tedious task. If you are here, you probably already know what I mean. Taking pictures, framing, sensing the light, choosing models and points of view is creative. Turning on the red light, making a contact sheet, selecting snapshots and printing a good negative with carefully forethought masking is creative. But between the shooting and the the proud display of the print, stands the prosaic duty of processing the film.

If youre so new to photography, or masochistic enough, as to wonder why, the answer is that film processing is done inside a dark, sealed, cylinder. From the moment you open the film canister in the complete darkness, until the end of the processing, you have zero opportunity to willingly influence the result. Therefore, processing is a completely "industrialized" process, where you have to follow blindly some procedures and just hope the result will match your expectations.

Dont misinterpret me ! During that process, there are numerous options to influence the outcome, but parameters cannot be chosen depending on the current state of the film. Therefore the choice of the values given to those parameters depends on previous results, manufacturers figures, and personal experience. Todays industrial norms are so strict that processing a film can be considered deterministic. If the pictures are ultimately over or under exposed, blurred or whatever, then its the photographers sole responsability.

RSS Editor is a Firefox extension that acts as a desktop RSS editor for casual editing of RSS 2.0 files.