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Full Screen is an extension which provides a fulscreen button on the toolbar.

Adds Full Screen toolbar button and context menu command.

After installing use View / Toolbars / Customize... to add the button to the toolbar.

Stopwatch provides a simple stopwatch you can use to time stuff.

Simple stopwatch you can use to time stuff. Adds a "Stopwatch" entry in your Tools menu.

When you select the Stopwatch item, a stopwatch window will appear. The stopwatch is pretty straightforward to use, simply press the start button to begin counting, press stop to stop the count, and press reset to bring the count back to 0.

Endian Firewall is a "turn-key" linux security distribution based on IPCop that turns every system into a full featured security appliance. Endian Firewall has been designed with "usability in mind" and is very easy to install, use and mange, without loosing its flexibility.
The features include a stateful packet inspection firewall, application-level proxies for variuos protocols (HTTP, POP3, SMTP) with antivirus support, virus and spamfiltering for email traffic (POP and SMTP), content filtering of Web traffic and a "hassle free" VPN solution (based on OpenVPN). The main advantage of Endian Firewall is that it is a pure "Open Source" solution that is commercially supported by Endian.
Main features:
Based Module:
- Firewall (statefull inspection)
- Outgoing Firewall
- IPSec Gateway to gateway VPN
- IPSec Remote client to gateway VPN (roadwarrior)
- NAT
- Multi-IP address support (aliases)
- Dynamic DNS
- DMZ support
- HTTPS Web Interface
- Detailed network traffic graphs
- View currently active connections
- Event log management
- Log redirection to external server
- Server DHCP
- Server NTP
- Traffic Shaping / QoS
- Transparent POP3 antivirus/antispam proxy
- Transparent HTTP proxy
- Web Proxy with local users, windows domain, samba, LDAP, radius server management
- Intrusion Detection System
- ADSL modem support
- Configuration backup and restore
- Remote update
Advanced Antivirus Module:
- HTTP Antivirus
- Endian Security Tools for Windows Desktop
- Transparent SMTP antivirus/antispam proxy
VPN Gateway Module:
- Gateway to gateway VPN with OpenVPN (http://openvpn.net/)
- Remote client to gateway VPN (roadwarrior) with OpenVPN (http://openvpn.net/)
- Bridged and Routed VPN mode
- Endian Client VPN ? Windows, Linux, MacOSX
Web Content Filter Module:
- URL filter
- Web content analysis/filter
- Whitelists and blacklists management
- Web surfing time limits
Enhancements:
- SATA support is now again working
- A wizard after installation asks to set the passwords (root, admin)
- Added possibility to restore a backup directly after installation
- Fix for blocking incoming connections coming in through the VPN [#210]

KolourPaint is an easy-to-use paint program for KDE. Features include undo/redo, more than a dozen tools, selections, transparent image editing and zoom support (with an optional grid and thumbnail).
KolourPaint is a free, easy-to-use paint program for KDE.
It aims to be conceptually simple to understand; providing a level of functionality targeted towards the average user. KolourPaint is designed for daily tasks like:
- Painting - drawing diagrams and "finger painting"
- Image Manipulation - editing screenshots and photos; applying effects
- Icon Editing - drawing clipart and logos with transparency
Its not an unusable and monolithic program where simple tasks like drawing lines become near impossible. Nor is it so simple that it lacks essential features like Undo/Redo.
The main difference between KolourPaint and most other "simple" UNIX paint programs is that KolourPaint actually works. See the Product Comparison page for details.
KolourPaint is opensource software written in C++ using the Qt and KDE libraries.
Main features:
- Undo/Redo Support (10-500 levels of history depending on memory usage)
Tools (single key shortcuts available for all tools)
- Brush, Color Eraser, Color Picker, Connected Lines a.k.a. Polyline
- Curve, Ellipse, Eraser, Flood Fill, Line, Pen, Polygon, Rectangle
- Rounded Rectangle, Spraycan, Text
Selections (fully undo- and redo-able)
- Rectangular, Elliptical, Free-Form shapes
- Choice between Opaque and Transparent selections
- Full Clipboard/Edit Menu support
- Freehand resizeable
- Colour Similarity means that you can fill regions in dithered images and photos
Transparency
- Draw transparent icons and logos on a checkerboard background
- All tools can draw in the "Transparent Colour"
Image Effects
- Autocrop / Remove Internal Border
- Balance (Brightness, Contrast, Gamma)
- Clear, Emboss, Flatten, Flip, Invert (with choice of channels)
- Reduce Colours, Reduce to Greyscale, Resize, Rotate
- Scale, Set as Image (Crop), Skew, Smooth Scale, Soften & Sharpen
Close-up Editing
- Zoom (from 0.01x to 16x)
- Grid
- Thumbnail
File Operations
- Open/Save in all file formats provided by KImageIO (PNG, JPEG, BMP, ICO, PCX, TIFF,...) with preview
- Print, Print Preview
- Mail
- Set as Wallpaper

NagVis is a visualization addon for the well known network managment system Nagios.

NagVis can be used to visualize Nagios Data, e.g. to display IT processes like a mail system or a network infrastructure.

Lunar is a source based Linux distribution developed by a talented team of programmers from all over the world, working together to extend the Linux technology into better-tailored and more optimized software for the end user.
Lunar uses and builds upon the Linux kernel, the software started by Linus Torvalds and supported by thousands of programmers worldwide, and offers a unique package management system which builds each software package, or module, from scratch for the machine in which it is being installed.
This is what sets Lunar apart. Lunar Linux makes customization a breeze-- you choose the compile options before a module is built, and install a lean and uncluttered system that has exactly what you need. Nothing more, or less.
Once installed, Lunar is remarkably fast, breaking new ground in flexibility and in the options it offers the individual user.
In a nutshell: Lunar installs a complete bootstrap development system on your machine. You then tell the Lunar package manager what tools you want, and it builds the entire system by downloading current source code and locally compiling an optimized system tailored toward your specific needs.
Lunars installer is fast and provides full control over the process of installation, including a wide variety of install and rescue tools. The installer provides the user with an interface to compile a custom kernel during installation.
Installing applications is remarkably simple-- type in "lin [package name]" and the system will install the application from the moonbase, our module repository. Dont want it after all? Type "lrm [package name]" and it is gone. Lunar has a unique shell-based Application Management System which handles the dependencies when installing software. There is no "dependency hell"-- if there are other things the system needs to install a particular application, the AMS will simply find them for you.
Updating lunar is a matter of one single command, lunar update. It fetches an updated moonbase, checks if there were any updated modules and builds those. The AMS is network aware and uses the network to acquire source code. The moonbase and core tools are updated every hour at Lunar-Linux.org.
The advantage for the end user is clear: a system that is both robust and stable, and easy to install and maintain without sacrificing variety and flexibility. Lunar has built in integrity checking and a robust self-repairing capability. It also enables system users to develop their own source-packages using the toolset.
Lunar is for everyone. Though it may be difficult for the beginner to administer, it provides you with all the possible features you could want from a Linux distribution. It is incredibly accessible to anyone who has played around with a UNIX system.
All of this presents a rich potential for a user who seeks speed, strong performance, and a system that "works smart".
Whats New in 1.6.1 Stable Release:
- With great pleasure we release Moose Drool, also known as the Lunar Linux 1.6.1 Installer ISO, to the public. This ISO is partially a refreshed installer for i686, but it is also our first stable ISO for x86_64. The x86_64 installer ISO thus marks the true final entry for Lunar Linux as a multi-arch distro. This ISO comes with GCC 3.4.6, glibc 2.3.6, Linux 2.6.20, Perl 5.8.8, and other rock solid base components. Allthough the x86_64 ISO is purely 64-bit only now, were working to enable multilib, so stay focused for more news on that. This will also be the last ISO with GCC 3.x. Future ISOs will move to GCC 4.x and an updated glibc.
Whats New in 1.6.2 Beta 1 Development Release:
- Were happy to announce the first beta release of a new series of Lunar linux installer ISOs. Our new ISOs will be as easy to install as 1.6.1, but pack an extra punch - this series of ISOs pre-installs a basic Xfce 4.4.1 desktop with X.Org 7.2, together with Firefox, Thunderbird, Pidgin, Audacious, GIMP and a few other basic desktop utilities. We hope to make it easy for everyone to both enjoy playing and learning from a true source distro environment and be productive quickly. The extra applications will give new users a fast start and should install easily on most (even brand new) hardware with the 2.6.22.1 kernel, but also give the user a welcome feeling on a freshly installed lunar-linux system.

JPOX is a free and fully compliant implementation of the JDO 1.0 and 2.0 specifications, providing transparent persistence of Java objects.
JPOX supports persistence to all of the major RDBMS on the market today, supporting all of the main Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) patterns demanded by todays applications, allows querying using either JDOQL or SQL, and comes with its own byte-code enhancer.
JPOX is available under an Open Source Apache 2 license, allowing access to not just a top quality Java persistence implementation but also to the source code, allowing you to contribute to the success story of the principal Open Source JDO implementation in the world today.
JPOX 1.0 implements the JDO 1 specification and passes the JDO 1 TCK. JPOX 1.1 (currently under development) extends the JPOX 1.0 capabilities to implement the JDO 2 specification.
JPOX 1.1 will become the JDO 2 Reference Implementation with its 1.1-final release. JPOX will be updated in future to also implement any EJB3 specification of Java persistence.
Whats New in 1.1.8 Stable Release:
- A bug has been fixed for attaching a CompoundIdentity 1-N relation.
- A bug has been fixed in the deletion of an embedded Collection.
- Improvements were made to the available SQL types for a datastore.
- Handling was added for read-only datastores and the action to perform if an update was attempted.
- Support was added for collections of interfaces where there is more than 1 implementation and discriminators are used.
- This is likely to be the final release in the 1.1 series.
Whats New in 1.2.0 Beta 3 Development Release:
- Full support was added for "ordered" Lists (JPA1).
- Support for many JPQL functions was added.
- Support for sequences was added in HSQLDB.
- More complete support was added for named sequences (JDO2).
- Full support for JPA1 lifecycle events was added.
- Support for JDO 2.1 XSDs was added.
- Support for optimistic transactions was rewritten, giving full support for all common scenarios.
- Support for mapping Strings to BLOB in Oracle was added.
- Support for cascade-persist=false (JPA1) was improved.
- Persistence-by-reachability was upgraded to handle the majority of cases at runtime rather than in metadata.
- Several bugs were fixed.

Fundanemt is an open source CMS that aims at small and medium sized websites.
The system is highly focused on usability. The user must be able to interact with his or hers website without no further knowlegde than that of the average MS Windows user.
Fundanemt should bring the user beyond technology so that the prime focus becomes communication and content rather than technical issues.
Enhancements:
- 0000434: [fundaNews] [RFE] Display the newest entry on the front page with a link to the archive (qte)
- 0000363: [core] ID replaced with menu items id in menu definitionen (qte)
- 0000440: [core] Quote text format using +qSome text-q (qte)
- 0000457: [core] Can not grant privileges to usernames below 5 characters (chrsen)
- 0000456: [editor] Module insertion assigns to $this (qte)
- 0000252: [core] [RFE] Page accessible through standard URLs even with URL-schema change (qte)
- 0000453: [editor] Default language ignored for new users. (qte)
- 0000451: [editor] Hardcoded danish text in table editor (qte)
- 0000397: [installer] Does not issue warning of too low php version (Ron)
- 0000418: [installer] Installer checks for write permissions twice (Ron)
- 0000447: [editor] Confirmation dialog for deleting element with no title is incorrect (qte)
- 0000445: [file browser] Resizing image with capital file extension caused original image to destroyed (qte)
- 0000419: [core] Accessing template directly does not display a page (qte)
- 0000443: [editor] Previewing hidden pages doesnt work (qte)
- 0000337: [editor] Menu editor should use redirect page instead of containing preview url directly (qte)
- 0000441: [fundaPoll] only an admin can add polls fundaPoll (qte)
- 0000430: [editor] User privileges check fails - resulting in PHP and advanced properties not showing up (qte)
- 0000435: [editor] Shared elements disappear from the Shared-Insert-Dialog after they have been edited (qte)
- 0000415: [core] If URL contains ( and not a matching ) it results in regex error (qte)
- 0000368: [core] Missing full path to fundaLinks/front.php and fundaDB_mysql.class results in open_basedir error (qte)
- 0000355: [editor] "Link to external website" in node properties does not accept internal linkage (qte)
- 0000139: [fundaNews] Module insertion - Author/date should be styled (qte)
- 0000439: [core] XHTML parser added ending / on image tags even if they already included one (qte)