Free 1.20 software for linux

Pang for Linux is a port of the arcade ball game Pang!

Ball are bouncing, when you shoot a ball, it split in two more little ball, more dangerous.

You must blank the screen to go to next level ! Its a port of an old arcade game.

Roman is a Perl module for conversion between Roman and Arabic numerals.

SYNOPSIS

use Roman;

$arabic = arabic($roman) if isroman($roman);
$roman = Roman($arabic);
$roman = roman($arabic);

This package provides some functions which help conversion of numeric notation between Roman and Arabic.

Functions

isroman

Tests if argument is valid roman number

arabic

roman => arabic

Roman

arabic => roman

roman

Same as Roman, lowercase

libffi is a library that really only provides the lowest, machine dependent layer of a fully featured foreign function interface.

A layer must exist above libffi that handles type conversions for values passed between the two languages. ffi stands for Foreign Function Interface.

A foreign function interface is the popular name for the interface that allows code written in one language to call code written in another language.

Libffi has been ported to:

SunOS 4.1.3 & Solaris 2.x (Sparc v8)
Irix 5.3 & 6.2 (System V/o32 & n32)
Intel x86 - Linux (System V ABI)
Alpha Linux and OSF/1
m68k - Linux (System V ABI)
PowerPC - Linux (System V ABI)
ARM - Linux (System V ABI)

SqStat is a script to view active squid user connections. SqStat uses the cachemgr protocol to get information from the squid proxy server.

Lemonrip project is an Linux application for ripping and encoding DVD into AVI files. Design of application is using a quality profiles instead of technical settings.
In mostly cases everything you need to do is pick a title of DVD, choose your language and let it work.
Main features:
- written in Perl::GTK using mencoder as frontend
- qulity profiles, takes a care of all setting jobs
- language selection (subtitles are encoded in a movie only at this time)
- ripping into AVI files using XVID and X264 codecs with best qulity switchies enabled (default profiles)
- automatic cropping and scaling with preview
- options to eject DVD tray or turn off a computer when encoding is finished

LogMiner is a powerful log analysis package for Apache (or other web servers using the combined log format).
LogMiner can extract and present several reports, about visits, hits, traffic, requests, navigation paths, browsers and OSs used by users and so on.
Data is stored in a PostgreSQL database, using a schema which has been optimized to reduce redundancy at minimum.
LogMiner has been inspired by the popular Webalizer package, but it differs in certain core points:
data is stored in a DBMS backend and reports are generated on-the-fly, while Webalizer generates plain html files. A DBMS allows to extract and aggregate data in many ways, whenever you need. A drawback is that you wont have the processing speed of Webalizer when parsing log files.
Webalizer only indexes the last 12 months of data: previous reports are still on disk, but arent accessible from any link. This is the most annoying thing of Webalizer, in my opinion: Im sick of having hundreds of unused files around
LogMiner allows to navigate to previous months easily.
Webalizer reports are hardcoded in the program. LogMiner implements reports in a more extensible way. Each report is in fact a simple PHP class, usually supported by a PL/pgSQL function (although youre free to insert your SQL queries in the PHP code if you like).
LogMiner offers more reports than Webalizer: for instance, the OS charts and the navigation graphs.
Depending on your needs, you might prefer LogMiner over Webalizer, especially if you like having a central SQL repository for your data which enables you to extract the data you need at any time, or to add a kind of report which wasnt planned from the start and apply it to older data.
If you dont have a PostgreSQL database or you expect to process huge log files in seconds, go for Webalizer.
Enhancements:
- This release adds support for libpqxx 2.6.9.
- SQL errors are now logged and dont interrupt the parsing of log files.

Loadmeter project is a Linux/Solaris system resource monitor that uses very little memory, and is written using raw Xlib.

It monitors:

- Load average
- Uptime
- Disk usage
- Memory usage

In its normal state it displays a window with a coloured bar graph showing the load average for the past minute. This is also shown in digits at the top of the window. both are updated every second. A red notch marks the maximum load since it was started, and can be reset by pressing button2 or hidden with button3. The blue notch shows the 5 minute load average.

By clicking with button1, a pop-up window appears showing the uptime, the capacity of each filesystem, and memory/swap usage. More detailed info on each filesystem is available by highlighting the corresponding one. The way this window pops down is intentional, just to make it interesting.

Any filesystems with higher usage than specified by the -warn option (default 90%) are shown with a (default)green background. The -disk option can also be used as an instant warn feature.

Press Escape in the top level window to exit.

Loadmeter also has the ability to override window managers. Giving the option -override causes the top-level window to have the override_redirect bit set. This is useful for window managers that insist upon decorating standard clients (eg Enlightenment, at least up to DR0.9). If youve given this option, then you can still resize and move the window. During moving and resizing, the cursor displays the geometry.

Ctrl-button1 lowers the window.
Ctrl-button2 raises and moves the window.
Ctrl-button3 raises and resizes the window.
A SIGUSR1 sent to the process will also raise the top level window.

There is also a -parent switch, which can be used to specify another window (in decimal or hex form) to use as the parent for the toplevel one (default is the root). This is useful for banking several together inside another window for easy positioning, etc. The lower function doesnt work if -parent is specified. Also note that you cant use both -override and -parent at the same time.

Command-line options:

-disp < display> Specify which X server to connect to
-geom < +x+y> Specify position on the screen
-sync Call sync() when checking disk usage
-numfont < font> Use for the load digits
-labelfont < font> Use for the hostname label
-popupfont < font> Use for the cursor and popup window
-popupbg < colour> Use for the popup background
-popupfg < colour> Use for the foreground of the popup
-warnbg < colour> Use for the high disk usage warning colour
-meter < colour> Use for the disk usage meter bar
-warn < pct> Min percent capacity reqd to highlight a filesystem
-label < label> Bargraph label to use instead of the hostname
-name < name> Name of the app to present to the WM
-bh < blockheight> Height of individual bargraph blocks (in pixels)
-override Always override window manager
-parent < window> Use as the parent for the toplevel window
-noshrink Dont do fancy popup window shrinking
-disk Show a warning when disk usage exceeds -warn value
-nogeom Disables displaying the window geometry in the cursor whilst moving/resizing the main window.