Free 0.2.0 software for linux

togg project is the simple Ogg Vorbis tag editor youve been looking for all these years. Its syntax is strongly modelled after id3, the command-line ID3 tag editor, in order to allow for easy mass-tagging of your audio files.
In order to work, it requires the vorbiscomment program from vorbis-tools (see http://www.xiph.org/downloads/) to be installed.
For syntax and usage information, please see the man page togg(1).
Enhancements:
- This release fixes a serious bug that would cause havoc when tagging multiple files.

Remo is a Rule Editor for ModSecurity.
Main features:
- Ruby on rails application with ajax use
- Enter http requests, display them, edit them, delete them, rearrange them
- Edit the http headers of the requests
- Generate positive modsecurity2 ruleset
ModSecurity is not a simple toy. It is quite tricky to configure successfully. Many web applications are not very simple either. Bringing them together by writing a ModSecurity ruleset is very difficult. Modsecurity.org advertises a tested core ruleset granting you protection from most known attacks. But this is only a blacklist approach: All known dangerous traffic is filtered out.
A network firewall uses a whitelist approach; also called positive security model: Everything is dropped outside of a short and strict rulset. An application firewall should do exactly the same. (See Ivan Ristics thougts on positive security. Ivan Ristic is the man behind ModSecurity.)
But this comes with a catch: Your application does not come with a short and strict ruleset and writing one will be tough. This is the point where remo will come into play. It is meant as a graphical editor for this ruleset, thus helping you to generate a whitelist of valid requests to your application. Ideally you will be able to bundle this ruleset with every release of your online application. We are not there yet. Far from it to be honest. But the development has started and you are welcome to join in.
Enhancements:
- This first beta release brings the ability to import ModSecurity audit-logs and match them against the ruleset in the edit-area of Remo.
- This lets you check if the ruleset which you are developing will work with your online application in practice.

kfsmd (kernel filesystem monitor daemon) is a daemon to log and view kernel filesystem changes using inotify.
Its main purpose is to allow libferris to reindex all updated files while you are sleeping.
Enhancements:
- This version was ported to the inotify syscall interface of mainline kernel 2.6.13+.

JoyWM is a GUI written in pygame. JoyWM can be controlled with a joystick (or a keyboard if no joystick is present).
For now a few applications are available for displaying images, listing to various audiofiles and your CDs, playing movies etc. Just take a look at the screenshots to get a closer view.
The complete project was named LMMS (Linux Multimedia System) earlier, but so many things have changed that i have deceided to change the name too.
Enhancements:
- The program was renamed from LMMS to JoyWM.
- All widgets were cleaned up. mplayer is now used to handle all audio and video files instead of pymedia.

Duplo is a tool to find duplicated code blocks in large C, C++, Java, C#, and VB.Net systems.
- Sample output snippet -
...
srcenginegeometrysimpleTorusGeometry.cpp(56)
srcenginegeometrysimpleSphereGeometry.cpp(54)
pBuffer[currentIndex*size+3]=(i+1)/(float)subdsU;
pBuffer[currentIndex*size+4]=j/(float)subdsV;
currentIndex++;
pPrimitiveBuffer->unlock();
srcenginegeometrysubdsSubDsGeometry.cpp(37)
srcenginegeometrySkinnedMeshGeometry.cpp(45)
pBuffer[i*size+0]=m_ct[0]->m_pColors[i*3];
pBuffer[i*size+1]=m_ct[0]->m_pColors[i*3+1];
pBuffer[i*size+2]=m_ct[0]->m_pColors[i*3+2];
...
- Snippet end -----------
Enhancements:
- An option to output to XML.
- An XSL style sheet.
- Code optimisations to improve speed.
- Support for C# and VB.Net.

gTipi project is a Gtk+/GtkPlot based software for physics / electronics laboratory work for GNU Linux platforms.
The first goal is to make a free (as in speech) replacement for Regressi, a commercial front-end for lab work with the Orphy GTS/GTI hardware, for Windows. Regressi has many features that students do not need in High schools.
gTipi will be simpler and provide, at least in his first versions, only the most important features.
At the moment, gTipi only supports the Orphy GTS hardware using liborphy, but supporting other hardwares should not be hard, provided I have the model to test and specifications to write acquisition functions (or existing libraries). Thats why gTipi should not depend on the acquisition hardware.
gTipi is distributed under the terms of the GNU GPL license.
Main features:
- data acquisition on Orphy inputs and data plotting in real time (possibility to parameter time between two acquisitions, and total acquisition time)
- plot export in PostScript format
- data export in plain text
- plot printing
- precise data values visualization on each point
- experimental points fitting with a given model (non-linear least squares fitting)
- function plotting

Amalyp is an Amarok Lyrics Plug-in.

Amalyp is a script which shows the Lyrics for the current playing song in Amarok.

Because Amalyp uses LRC files to get the lyrics it will highlight the current playing line, in sort-of karaoke style.