Free 0.03 software for linux

Siren is a music player for GNOME with an extremely minimalist interface. It is written in Perl and uses the GTK2-Perl libraries, and GStreamer.

xpidl project is an XPIDL parser.

SYNOPSIS

xpidl -m mode [-a] [-w] [-v] [-t version number] [-I path] [-o basename | -e filename.ext] filename.idl

OPTIONS

-a

Emit annotations to typelib.

-w

Turn on warnings (recommended).

-v

Display version.

-t version number

Create a typelib of a specific version number.

-I path

Add entry to start of include path for ``#include "nsIThing.idl".

-o basename

Use basename (e.g. ``/tmp/nsIThing) for output.

-e filename.ext

Use explicit output filename.

-i path

Specify a path for import (only for IDL version 3.0).

-x

Enable export (only for IDL version 3.0).

-m mode

Specify output mode:

header Generate C++ header (.h)

typelib Generate XPConnect typelib (.xpt)

doc Generate HTML documentation (compat xpidl) (.html)

java Generate Java interface (.java)

html Generate HTML documentation (use idl2html) (.html)

Plonx is a simple puzzle game for Linux console.

Plonx is a small puzzle game, where youll have to avoid bombs and collect points.
You control the white @-sign.

The red asterisks are bombs. Youll have to collect the green numbers, while avoiding the bombs, the upper and lower edges of the map, and the blue trail you leave behind.

The left and right edges of the map wrap around. Youll move 1-6 spaces forward, depending on what number you first pick up on that move.

During game, you can press ? to get help, use the number-keys to move, or press q to quit.

Plonx also accepts some commandline parameters:

--wid X Sets the map width to X. Default is 20.
--hei Y Sets the map height to Y. Default is 20.
--level N Sets the number of bombs on the level to N. Default is 10.
--seed N Sets the random number seed used to generate the map.
--delay N Sets the delay for moving on the map. Default is 50000.

pytick is a customizable stock ticker.
pytick is a fully configurable and elegant stock ticker written in python for your desktop.
pytick gathers its stock quotes from finance.yahoo.com and displays them in a easy to read fashion.
Main features:
- Intuitive Interface
- Fits naturally into your desktop
- Custom Font Selection
- Variable Scroll Speed

PShell provides a small yet powerful UI to a customized secured shell in Perl.

PShell is a secured shell written entirely in Perl. It has a curses menu interface and a rudimentary commandline interface. The shell has been secured by being placed into a chroot jail and allowed only certain commands or programs to be used (flexibility is added by a configuration file).

The PShell is a menu-driven and secured shell for use with SSH on a linux/UNIX-derivative operating system. Its menu design was taken from another popular menu-driven shell, loginshell.pl.

Although it may appear similar, much code has been added and removed, and with the help of a chroot environment it has become powerfully secured. All in Perl, of course, and liscenced under the GNU GPL.

The original developer of the loginshell program had no such liscence (even though his website differs), which is why i didnt modify much of his existing code where i could.

PicoTK is a C GUI toolkit that requires only a minimum of memory resources. It readily works with the RTEMS real time kernel - its minimum complexity and OS independency makes a port to any operating system easy. It is not comparable featurewise with real full blown windowing toolkits like nanoX or Qt/Embedded, but serves the needs for simple memory mapped graphic presentation.
Main features:
- Draw graphical primitives: points, lines, texts (different fonts, fixed and proportionally spaced using any X-Windows font ), filled rectangles, pixmaps
- Driver is easily adaptable to "homebrew" embedded display hardware based on memory-mapped framebuffer
- Generic drivers for 1, 4 and 8 bit per pixel color depth. Readily supporting VGA mode 0x11 (640x480x2), VGA mode 0x13 (320x200x8) and the VESA linear frame buffer modes (480x640x8 to 1280x1024x8) on graphic cards, which support VBE2.0 or higher.
- Framebuffer emulator (fbe) for Linux using shared memory IPC. This is used for the development of the toolkit and can be used for the development of your application as well. That is you can have a simulation version of your application that run under Linux - and look at its emulated screen. Than you can cross-compile the same application for the target system.
- Tool "fontripper" for converting X11 fonts into picoTK fonts. Use "ppmripper" for converting ppm portable pixmaps into picoTK pixmaps. Fonts and Pixmaps are encoded into linkable binaries, i.e. the system will be compiled into a single binary and does not require to have a filesystem.
- Together with RTEMS (www.oarcorp.com) you can have a nice embedded system graphical output solely using GNU technology.
- Use Linux as a development host for cross-compiling and as an emulation environment.
- Allows easy adaption/porting to your favorite operating system or hardware architecture.
Enhancements:
- Extensions to demo application
- Updated HOWTO (currently only the ASCII version is included in the sources)
- Added support for VESA VBE2.0 flat linear frame buffer
- picoTermPrintf(): Added support for VT100/320 Escapes: Change color and move cursor.
- toolkit: Change graphics configuration by changing toolkit/Makefile

GCJ::Cni is a Perl module for CNI Bindings to GNU Compiler for Java.

SYNOPSIS

Using this module in Perl is similar to using it in C++:
use GCJ::Cni;

if ( GCJ::Cni::JvCreateJavaVM(undef) ) {
die "Failed to initialize JavaVM, cannot continue...";
}

unless ( my $thread_obj = GCJ::Cni::JvAttachCurrentThread(undef, undef) ) {
die "Failed to attach thread, cannot continue...";
}

...

if ( GCJ::Cni::JvDetachCurrentThread() ) {
die "Failed to detach current thread, cannot continue...";
}

This module wraps the GCJ CNI interface for use in Perl. This library is needed to call natively compiled (by way of GCJ) Java classes from Perl. This can be used to write Perl modules in Java instead of the customary C or C++.

Findwild is (yet another) program to search for files. It works quite differently from the other programs you may have used.
This software offers the following search criteria:
- directory path to search, with multiple wildcards placed anywhere
- file name(s) to search for, with multiple wildcards anywhere
- file name(s) to exclude, with multiple wildcards anywhere
- file content string(s) to search for, with multiple wildcards anywhere
- file content string(s) to exclude, with multiple wildcards anywhere
- file modification date within a desired range
- your choice of delimiters that define the file strings to be searched
Search criteria can be saved and recalled. It is relatively easy to modify a query incrementally, to zero-in on the results you need.
Performance Indicators:
+ Search /usr/share/* (69000 files) for all files containing the string thumb* 193 files found, 89 seconds
+ Modify the query to search only files named *.html 51 files found, 12 seconds