Free 1.6 turbo software for linux

Turbo Vision is a C++ library that provides a very nice user interface for console applications. This UNIX port is based on Borlands version 2.0 with fixes. It was made to create RHIDE, a nice IDE for gcc and other GNU compilers.

The library supports /dev/vcsa devices for fast access to local consoles, and it uses ncurses to run from telnet and xterm. This port, in contrast to the Sigalas port, doesnt have "100% compatibility with the original library" as goal. Instead, many modifications were made for the sake of security (especially buffer overflows).

This port is also available for the original platform (DOS).

mod_auth_any is an authentication Apache module using any external program.

Installation Instructions

As of version 1.4, the recommended compilation method uses the Makefile. As of version 1.5, please see the readme file in the docs directory, and use the Makefile.

Compiling with Apache See the Makefile. Make targets are apache1 and default (which compiles for apache2).

You may need the Apache source tree for this method.

Unpack the tarball (zcat mod_auth_any.tgz | tar -xf -)

Reconfigure apache with
--add-module=[location of mod_auth_any.c] --enable-shared=auth_any

Add the following to httpd.conf

LoadModule auth_any_module modules/mod_auth_any.so

AddModule mod_auth_any.c
Compiling Independently
(Recommended for RedHat) This method is easier, assuming you have a properly installed Apache rpm with all the apxs trimmings.

Unpack the tarball (zcat mod_auth_any.tgz | tar -xf -)

Configure with apxs
apxs -c mod_auth_any.c
apxs -i -a -n auth_any mod_auth_any.so
Add the following to httpd.conf

LoadModule auth_any_module libexec/mod_auth_any.so
AddModule mod_auth_any.c
Ignore complaints about EAPI, and dont forget to restart httpd.

LinQ is a full featured, modern Jabber instant messaging client. It is compatible with many other instant messaging client, like Google Talk, Gaim, Psi, and Meebo.
LinQ is powerful. It aims to be fully compliant with XMPP, and to catch up with the latest JEPs.
LinQ is flexible. LinQ provides a set of APIs to enable other developers to write their own plugins. Actually most features of LinQ are implemented by plugins.
LinQ is portable. Currently, it runs on Windows and Linux. But porting to other platforms is very easy, thanks to the Qt library.
Main features:
- Data Forms
- Service Discovery
- Multi-User Chat
- In-Band Registration
- Non-SASL Authentication
- Feature Negotiation
- In-Band Bytestreams
- SOCKS5 Bytestreams
- XHTML-IM
- Chat State Notifications
- Stream Initiation
- File Transfer
- Roster Item Exchange
- Gateway Interation
- vcard-temp
- Jabber Search
- Delayed Delivery
Enhancements:
- URI scheme support (JEP-0147).
- vCard is not saved for contacts not in roster.

nuoveXT provides an icon theme for GNOME and KDE.
This is my first attempt of creating an icon theme. There is still a lots to do, but I thought I could share what Ive done so far. Made entirely with Inkscape.
Enhancements:
- Switched back to GPL ;-)
- New amarok, kmail icons
- Added some missing icons in apps
- Firefox 1.5 theme

TkPanel is a panel application, greatly inspired by the CDE panel, with some other features; it is basically used to call other programs, that can be configured by the user. Thus, with TkPanel, the programs which are more often executed can be easily called.
TkPanel is able to lock the computer, and can run arbitrary command on the fly. It can show basic information about the computer resources (CPU and memory usage), display the time in various formats, and has a simple schedule. There is a graphical tool to config, change all its variables, add/remove buttons and sub-panels.
The user can also use TkPanel to change the page when running at some specifics Window Managers, place it at any edge of the screen (thus, really fans of TkPanel can have a few programs running at the same time!), align it at the corners, turn it into a hidden mode, and select what tools to display as buttons (choosing its place). All its functions are available through some keystrokes.
TkPanel is written on a Linux system with Tcl/Tk scripts; first to allow easy modifications being applied; second, to be executed on systems where Tcl/Tk is available.
Enhancements:
- (schedule) can select a date when clicking at the calendar
- removed an extra newline that is printed each time get_sch is called
- fixed schedule to print messages without date;
- read in config window will update the colors too...;
- changed some panel appearances on the man page to control-panel;

FormFox is an extension which displays the the site to which the information youve entered is being sent.

Do you know where your form information is going? This extension displays the form action (the site to which the information youve entered is being sent.)

In any place where you can enter data, from search boxes to order forms, mouse over the final Submit button to reveal the destination.

Krita is a image editing and painting application for KOffice. The application is almost ready for use, and the architecture provides a solid framework to build an application on.
Because of the current unfinished state, Krita is not yet part of the regular KOffice releases, but the source is available from the KDE SVN repository. We hope to get Krita into a releasable state for KOffice 1.4.
Krita, like other KDE and KOffice applications, is free software which uses GPL Licensing. You enjoy the same rights to own, copy and modify this software with commercial and personal use, so long as you dont restrict the freedom of others to do the same.
Main features:
- Painting with brushes and colors
- Creating brushes from circles and squares
- Filling with colour and patterns
- Gradients
- Erasing
- Airbrush
- Simple geometric forms
- Many filters
- undo and redo
- Loading and saving of images in its native file format.
- Importing and exporting of images in all file formats supported by your installation of ImageMagick.
- Adding, removing, reordering and merging of layers.
- Layer transparency.
- Loading Gimp brushes, pipe brushes, gradients and patterns.
- Zoom.
- Color selection.
- Gray(A), RGB(A) and color models.
- Support for Wacom tablets.
- High-quality scaling
- Selections
- And much, much more
Or rather, what should it do, and what does it do already:
- brushes, drawing and layer editing tools (not complete)
- Color management using Little CMS
- RGB, RGBA and Grayscale color modes with adjustable color selectors. CMYK is implemented but buggy at the moment.
- Import/Export of png, jpg, xpm, tiff and bmp images, including color-indexed images. Import of gif images. (complete)
- an XML file format which saves and loads layer and channel information and full 32 bit image data (complete)
- color editing and selection tools (partly complete)
- dithering, transparency, blending and color reductions (partly complete)
- multiple views of the same image (complete)
- multiple images in the same view (complete)
- gradients and patterns (under development)
- cut,copy and paste between images and layers using rectangular area and other basic selection methods (incomplete)
- masking of selected regions during painting operations (under development)
- user-definable brushes (under development)
- adjustable zoom levels (mostly complete)
- scaling of images, selections and layers (incomplete)
- graphical access to layer and channel information (partly complete)
- import/export of xcf (Gimp) image files (complete, in as far as ImageMagick supports this)
- embedding in other KOffice apps (needs testing)
- user-oriented documentation of all the above basic functionality (incomplete)
- Scripting using kjsembed
Other planned features:
- HSV, Wet & Sticky and Wet Canvas color models
- image manipulation filters for advanced import/export
- wide range of region selection methods, including fuzzy selection and boundary detection
- scripting with the Python language
KParts architecture and plugins allow:
- plugins for effects and operation on images and selections
- additional tools
- additional filters
- components loaded as needed

YamiPod is a freeware application to efficiently manage your iPod under Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. YamiPod can be run directly from your iPod and needs no installation.
Take a look at the feature list to find out what it can do and feel free to suggest anything that might be missing.
Main features:
- stand alone program, no installation required
- iPod is automatically recognized
- mp3 and AAC files can be copied to/from iPod
- read/write access to mp3 id3 and AAC infos
- lyrics support (with internet auto search)
- playlist support (On-The-Go included)
- playlists import (PLS,M3U)
- playlists export (PLS,M3U)
- full unicode support
- auto-download new versions
- advanced song import/export settings
- 2 restore features
- built in music player
- iPod informations
- 2 search features
- remove duplicated tracks
- find lost music files
- easy ratings edit
- PC to iPod synchronization
- create and edit notes
- automatically update song playcounts
- News RSS and podcasts to iPod upload
- Growl support (Apple only)
- export song lists to HTML or plain text files
- multiple iPods support
- Audioscrobbler support
Enhancements:
- [FIX] iTunes length at the end error
- [FIX] application quitted after unexpectedly in some situations