Free 0.8.5 software for linux

JGimp is a framework to write 100% Java-based plug-ins and extensions for the GIMP and Film GIMP.
Main features:
- lug-ins for the GIMP can be written in Java and use Javas existing set of widgets for the plug-ins user interface. One of the included sample plug-ins (see figure to the right) displays a plug-in dialog box using Swing widgets, complete with a real-time preview
- Java applications can use the GIMP as an image manipulation "engine," essentially embedding the GIMPs capabilities in the Java application. Possible uses of this capability include:
- Creating new graphics applications in Java using the GIMP to perform the underlying image manipulation
- Server-client architectures where JGimp is used to wrap a server around the GIMPs capabilities. Client applications, such as applets or web-based applications can access the server across the network
Two sample plug-ins illustrate how to use this architecture to write plug-ins, ImageDividerPlugIn and DesaturatePlugIn. These plug-ins demonstrate all the aspects necessary to write a Java-based plug-in: how it is installed in the GIMP, how to make PDB calls, and how to read and write pixels from images in the GIMP.

CyaSSL package is a fast, dual-licensed implementation of SSL for embedded and small footprint devices. It includes SSL client libraries and an SSL server implementation.
CyaSSL supports multiple APIs including an OpenSSL compatibility interface. TLS 1.1 is supported along with cipher suites for AES, 3DES, and RC4.
Installation:
To build on Linux, Solaris, *BSD, Mac OS X, or Cygwin:
./configure
make
from the ./testsuite/ directory run ./testsuite
to make a debug build:
./configure --enable-debug --disable-shared
make
Enhancements:
- This release adds increased error string support, better closed connection dectection, and OpenSSL type DES functionality.

Extcalc is a scientific graphic calculator for Linux. Extcalc is designed to use the full performance of a modern Computer for mathematical calculations. You can input difficult calculations on the Qt-based user interface and it is also possible to draw and analyse graphs with OpenGL.
Most scientific functions like roots, trigonometric functions, logarithms, integration add differential calculation can be used. It is also programmable. You can write and execute scripts with a C-like scripting language.
Enhancements:
- This release includes tools for statistical analysis and for the approximation of mathematical functions.
- All major features are now included.

MP3Info is a little utility used to read and modify the ID3 tags of MP3 files. MP3Info can also display various techincal aspects of an MP3 file including playing time, bit-rate, sampling frequency and other attributes in a pre-defined or user-specifiable output format.
MP3Info was developed under Linux, but should work on most UN*X variants. Included with the text-based version is a GUI version (click here for a screenshot) which requires the GTK libraries. The console version runs in plain command-line and interactive curses mode. The curses or ncurses library is required for interactive mode.
A pre-compiled Windows version is available (see above). I havent tested this version very much, so have some reservations.
Enhancements:
- Various minor bugfixes and improvements were made to the build process.

Kaffeine is a full featured Multimedia-Player for KDE. By default it uses xine as backend.
Kaffeine is free software distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence.
Main features:
- Timeshifting
- Instant record
- Electronic Program Guide
- On screen display
Enhancements:
- DVB: scan: check for CA descriptors in PMT to correct CA flag.
- DVB: add a file size limit option (usefull for some "limited" filesystems)
- xine-part: added "QString screenShot()" dcop call (returns filename)
- DVB: save/load epg data
- DVB: insert PSI tables to make broadcast stream VLC compliant ( vlc requires SDT/PAT/PMTs )
- DVB: reworked dvbevents to speed up eit parsing and fix events duplication.
- dcop: make getTimePos() to return acurrate value.
- DVB: add a "recall" button, that zap to the previous played channel.
- DVB: make channel visible and selected after editing.
- DVB: reset search after zap.
- DVB: use iconv (a lot faster) instead of qtextcodec to convert sections strings
- DVB: improved epg filter.
- DVB: added a search field in channels list
- DVB: added a filter box to epg dialog, patch by Michael Hoertnagl
- DVB: added channels list rmb menu entry to edit channel.

Devialog is a behavior/anomaly-based syslog intrusion detection system which detectsattacks via anomalies in syslog.

Present log-based IDS:

Nearly all present log-based intrusion detection systems operate using a pre-defined known signature base, usually painstakingly created by hand. They can work well if the creator knows exactly all error and informational messages the software on a system(s) will write to syslog. Most overworked administrators wish there was an easier way to handle system logfiles in a sane, time-saving fashion. Present log-based intrusion detection systems have difficulty in detecting new attacks.

How devialog Differs:

devialog makes syslog parsing far less of a chore than it previously has been. It is functionally the inverse of standard log monitoring software. devialog, by default, reports on what is not know in its signature base, i.e. anomalous. This type of intrusion detection system is considered behavior-based, or anomaly detection. Reporting can be in the form of an email for each anomalous log, or an email for all the logs sent within a pre-defined time window. devialog can also execute commands, or simply write all anomalies to a file for periodical review.

Signature Creation:

For log-based anomaly detection to operate effectively, one must create an extremely large signature base. With an included utility, devialogsig, the signatures are created automatically. Future signature additions are ver simple, like a copy from the alert email.

Multiscan is a tcp port scanner for console which allows you to scan a range of IP addresses. Each IP address is pinged before it is scanned. It is also possible to scan just known ports, and to scan them in a random order. Feel free to send me a mail at coldn@gamearena.net

Installation:
Grab the package from http://sourceforge.net/projects/multiscan/
tar xzvf multiscan-X.X.tar.gz
cd multiscan-X.X
./configure
make
make install (optional)