Free 0.2 alpha software for linux

rimo lets you execute commands on Unix based systems via an email from a known address sent to an IMAP4 account.

rimo is designed to be run as a cron process; rimo scans the IMAP4 account for new rimo email messages and executes the command specified in them.

The scanned email messages have their flags set to "seen" so that subsequent scans will not re-execute the commands.

The intent of rimo is to allow for job dispatch and control via non-traditional clients such as a cell phone.

TRIPP is a utility to rewrite incoming and outgoing IP packets. Since it can rewrite both headers and payload, it can be used to configure the tcp/ip stack behavior in order to perform various tasks mainly intended for network tests, simulations and development.

It is configured via a small rule-based language, which allows the user to intercept packets, set arbitrary header values, increment or decrement numeric header fields, set an arbitrary payload, rewrite parts of the payload, or fragment, multiply, or drop packets.

TRIPP project is totally user-level and doesnt require any kernel module.

This little application converts audio files into a wav-format suitable for Siemens x65 mobile phones.

The current Siemens mobile phones dont support mp3 yet, thats why ive developed this tool to ease the process of converting an audio file into a wav-file that your phone can play.

The program calls sox and you need it compiled with mp3 support if you want to convert *.mp3 into *.wav.

i.File is a file manager for Linux written for the Windows refugees that are arriving in Linux only to find that the state of the user interface is rather poor. I personally somewhat fall into this catagory, although more as a power user than the average Joe.
Both the leading file managers for KDE and Gnome are well... not to put too fine a point on it: crap. There are just not ready for everyday use by normal people, because of the untold number of bugs in the usability and function that are STILL there 3 years after they first infested Linux desktops.
Not that this project will start off any better, but my hope is that itll end far more successfully than the aforementioned software. i.File project is targetted at other developers in an attempt to get some help with bringing it up to speed. Enough of the basic code layout and implementation is done so that the user can see how things should work. And now its just time to fill in the blanks and bust those bugs.
Main features:
- Be fast. i.File doesnt load icons for every file by its mime type. Because that takes too long. All the algorithms are designed to make it fast. The use of hashtables is pervasive. At no point should "eye candy" ever take precedence over speed. Startup/shutdown time should be sub-second. Drag and drop should have latencies around 100ms at most.
- All views of the same inode (file/dir/etc) point back to the same object, thus when the object changes, all views of that automatically update.
- Network accesses and all other tasks that can take time should be threaded. There is no excuse for locking up the GUI thread while the application goes off to get some data.
- Be minimal. i.File is not a thumb nail viewer, or any other type of viewer. Applications do the viewing, not the file manager. Viewing tasks bloat up the file manager.
- Every file is typed with a mime type. This is marginally better than using a files extension to associate it with an application.
- The Win2k implementation of Windows Explorer is the basis for some of the user interface because it works, people are used to it, and its "the standard". And no the experiments with file manager UI in Linux didnt work. They suck badly, thats why there is i.File in the first place.

Gnome/Mono application to copy mp3 files to mp3 player

Stereo is a GTK/mono application for copying MP3 files (either from a 3mu type playlist or database search onto an MP3 player than can be seen by Linux as a USB hard drive.

This is the initial alpha release - 0.0.1.

Stixi Pad project is a highly simple word processing widget program created for keeping side notes, reminders, and other odds and ends while maintaining a compact and easy to use style. (Tested on backtrack2)

Installation:

Type this in kolsole;
tar -jxvf filename_here.tar.bz2
Next Read README.txt and execute stixialpha.

Bookmark Time is an Amarok script that lets you bookmark a point in time in a music file.

When you play it again, you can choose the bookmarked times from the mouse menu.

If youve had your music collection for a while, youve probably noticed that some (or most) of your tracks are mislabeled, skip, are duplicates, or have low bitrates. Depending on how long youve had your collection, this could be thousands of redundant, poping, or mislabled tracks. Parakeet Brainz is a tool to correct this, with a little user intervention as possible.

Parakeet Brainz analyzes the acoustic properties of music and looks it up in a large, public database. Using this information Parakeet Brainz sorts and organizes your collection.

Parakeet Brainz also intelegently detects duplicate tracks waisting disk space and removes them, so your collection can grow even larger.

Parakeet Brainz also supports plugins. these plugins can be used to decode and encode music for analysis and convertion.

ParakeetBrainz is completely free and open source under the GNU Public Licence.