Free 0.7.2 software for linux

Grig is a graphical user interface for the Ham Radio Control Libraries.

Grig project is intended to be simple and generic, presenting to the user the same interface regardless of which radio he or she uses.

Grig is in an early stage with only a little subset of the full Hamlib API implemented but more features will be added along the way.

You can get the latest version of Gnome RIG from the Groundstation project page in the file releases section. You can also grab the latest code from the CVS repository. Detailed instructions on how to get the sourcecode using anonymous cvs can be found here. You should use the use grig2 for the module name.

If you find any bugs or if you have any comments or questions, feel free to use the trackers or the mailing lists. You can also send direct email to the authors if you prefer privacy.

DelVJ is a software for realtime video 3d composition and algorithmic remixing.
Delvj uses gtk, python, glade and puredata.
It can be given indications for the objects, videos, and effects, and the computer can do the rest. It features a GTK+ interface that runs puredata in the background, controls xmms, and allows tweaking of all patch parameters, recording of videos, and streaming to an Icecast server.
It can be controlled through OSC, and has web and gtk interfaces. For Pixel fests of many kinds. Furthermore, it is licensed under GNUs GPL.
Enhancements:
- Many new options and a much better gtk interface.
- Debian packages and tar.gz have been updated.
- Ubuntu users beware as currend debian packages are too new for hoary, new packages for that distro have been created and are looking for hosting.
- Most important delvj is now multilanguage, with english, spanish and catalan supported.
- Many new translations will some day follow.

SLgtk package binds the GIMP Toolkit, also known as Gtk, to the S-Lang scripting language. This application was created with the SLIRP code generator, and provides an importable module which makes most of Gtk and its constituent libraries callable directly from S-Lang scripts.
With SLgtk the S-Lang programmer now has access to a powerful, cross-platform widget set for creating sophisticated graphical user interfaces (GUIs). The package also includes bindings to GtkExtra, which are used in the vwhere visualization and filtering guilet, as well as a gdk-pixbuf loader for the FITS image file format widely used within astronomy, and an easy-to-use but powerful image compositing, display, and output tool.
Enhancements:
VWhere 1.3.9:
- When a vector is passed with the & operator VWhere will reflect the proper variable name in the Axis Expression window, instead of assigning the less-meaningful "arrayN".
imdisplay 0.3.4:
- new "panes" option added, to support display of multiple images using either horizontal or vertical tiling
- multiple animations may now be displayed, and even commingled alongside static images
- fill rule may now be specified in an option string, and now defaults to "scale" instead of "none"
- imdisplay_defaults() function added, for option persistence
- 1D images which can be reshaped to NxN are now accepted
changed S-Lang semantics of C Gdk function void gdk_window_get_frame_extents(GdkWindow, &GdkRectangle) to GdkRectantle gdk_window_get_frame_extents(GdkWindow)
- more sophisticated placement/reparenting strategies for win chaining
- rgbwidget version 0.3.0, which adds POW scaling and version info

yhttpd provides an experimental, XML-configurable, light, multi-platform Web server.

yhttpd is an experimental, XML-configurable, light, very portable, multi-platform Web server written in C++ and a small subset of C.

It runs on all operating systems that are POSIX compatible and use the GNU GCC C++ compiler from 3.1 and up with pthreads enabled.

It is based on yChat socket and thread engines.

ockso is a free, open-source, personal music server for everyone! Its designed to be as simple as possible so that anyone with a mouse and some mp3s can get their friends listening to their music across the internet in minutes!
Main features:
- Simple setup (up and running in seconds)
- Supports MP3s
- Easy web-interface for your friends, and a GUI for you!
- Statistics like most played, recently popular, etc...
- Drag and drop playlist creation
Enhancements:
- This release has a console mode so it can be installed, administrated, and run on servers without a GUI.
- Many bugs have been fixed after a lot of missing unit testing was implemented.

Agatha is a Web-based MP3 playing system that allows the home user or office group to stream music, create, manage, and share play lists, and control the playing of music on a remote system. Agatha does not require a database and has full play-on-server support.
Tested with apache 1.3.x and php 4.x under linux.. This program is not guaranteed to
do anything but take up space on your disk..
Also note that this was designed to be used on a private network. Im sure there are terrible security holes... so treat it accordingly.
Installing
Since you are reading this.. I guess you already unpacked the tar ball... Just move/rename this directory to whatever you like under your apache document root (htdocs) directory and point your browser to it.
All files should be readable by apache.. and the playlists and sharedplaylists directories should be writable by the apache user.
Copy config.php.dist to config.php and edit your path and language file names. For security purposes.. please note that neither playlists nor mp3s need to be visible by your web server.
LOCAL PLAY SETUP:
To use the (very cool) local play features of agatha you will need to install a perl package. This can most easily be done via CPAN with the command (as root):
perl -MCPAN -e install MP3::Daemon
This perl package will also let you play music from the command line. As a test to verify everything is working.. try the command:
mp3 play song.mp3
Where song.mp3 is a file from your drive...
Once it is installed and you have verified that you can play mp3s from the command line.. you need to make a few small changes.
If it is running.. kill the daemon with:
mp3 quit
Using your favorite text editor.. open up the file /usr/bin/mp3. You need to change the location of the socket that the mp3daemon uses to something that agatha can reach... I suggest using /tmp/.mp3 as the new location. Look for the following line near the top.. and change it as Ive indicated:
FROM:
my $conf_dir = "$ENV{HOME}/.mp3";
TO:
my $conf_dir = "/tmp/.mp3";
Whatever location you use.. you will need to put the same path in the agatha config file.
There are a few device files in /dev that the apache user will need to have permissions for. There are many ways this can be done.. Ill list the easiest way here. If you have a need for better security in this regard Im sure you will know the other ways this can be accomplished.
chmod o+r,o+w /dev/mixer
chmod o+r,o+w /dev/dsp
Thats it... just read through the agatha config file and set a few paths.. there are comments in the file to help you.
Usage
Click the song name to stream.. select several songs and click submit to stream the list. Or.. if Add to Playlist is selected you can add the list of selected songs to a new or existing playlist.
Edit the list by clicking on the white icon next to the name. Click the red symbol icon to play on the local server using the perl package mp3daemon.
For recursive play.. click the little folder icons to stream whole directories and the red icons to play on the server. Everything else should be fairly straight forward.
Enhancements:
- MP3 file extensions are now case-insensitive.
- A bug where playing recursive directories from other than the top level would fail was fixed.

KTamaga project is a KDE-Tamagotchi-emulator.

It tries to emulate all the functions of the original tamagotchi.

libSpiff library brings XSPF playlist reading and writing support to your C++ application. Both version 0 and 1 are supported.

libSpiff uses Expat for XML parsing and CppTest for unit testing. libSpiff is the official reference implementation for XSPF of the Xiph.Org Foundation.