Free 2.00 stocks software for linux

eeStock project is a Web application for managing an inventory.
eeStock is a free software which allows you to manage your stocks (items).
Its written in PHP4 and uses a PostgreSQL or MySQL database to store data.
Its divided in 2 sections:
- a user section
- an administration section
In the Stock managing section, users can:
.browse items by manufacturer, category, owner or location
.search items using a keyword
.borrow an item if this one is free
.return their items
.access to their profile
In the Administration section you can (if you have administrator or superuser rights):
.create, modify, duplicate, delete items
.browse all items (list)
.create, modify, delete categories (each category can have a parent category)
.create, modify, delete locations (each location can have a parent location)
.create, modify, delete manufacturers
.create, modify, delete users who will be owners of item(s) (only superusers)
System requirements:
- Apache (required)
- PHP (required)
- MySQL (optional)
- PostgreSQL (optional)
Install database
Create the eestock database (MySQL root user password required)
$ mysqladmin -h localhost -u root -p create eestock
Create the user "eestock" (MySQL root user password required)
$ mysql -h localhost -u root -D mysql -p < admin/utils/mysql/create_user.mysql
Create tables (MySQL root user password required)
$ mysql -h localhost -u root -D eestock -p < admin/utils/mysql/init_db.mysql
Edit file admin/config.inc to change the eestock user password.

Njam project is a full-featured cross-platform pacman-like game written in C++ using SDL library.
Main features:
- Single and multiplayer mode (local or network)
- Duel games (players compete against each other to get more points)
- Cooperative games (players cooperate to finish as many levels as they can)
- Great music and sound effects
- Runs on Windows, Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, BeOS, MacOSX, MorphOS
- Customizable level skins
- Many different levels
- Integrated level editor
- Open Source (GPL Licence)
Enhancements:
- Major improvements to graphics and music
- 150 new, high quality levels
- Joystick/joypad support

LogDog is a tool that monitors messages passing through syslogd and takes action based on key words and phrases.
LogDog has a configuration file which allows you to specify a list of key words or phrases to alert on, and a list of commands that can be run when those words are encountered.
Main features:
- Monitors syslogd messages for key words and phrases and runs system commands based on content.
- Logs all activity to a file.
- HUP signal is intercepted correctly and causes Logdog to reload its configuration and refresh all filehandles.
- Reads data from syslogd via a FIFO for efficiency and low latency alerts.
- Script returns error status to the system when an error occurs.
- Verbose and descriptive error messages if something goes wrong.
- Multiple debugging levels.
Installation:
make install
Enhancements:
- Updated the pringmsg() function. It now logs and syslogs messages in a more syslog-like format.
- Made it so it doesnt drop permissions until after it opens/writes its PID file. This means that if you *are* dropping permissions a HUP signal will likely cause logdog to exit abruptly if your PID file is not writable by Logdog.

StockWatch! is a SuperKaramba theme that periodically retrieves stock quotes from the internet. Stock Watch! uses Yahoo! Finance data to obtain quotes.

PDFMap is a Python library which helps you create of high quality maps in PDF format. Objects of any type (either shapes or images) can be placed on a map and scaled and rotated to reflect their original dimensions and orientation. You can make each object clickable in Adobe Acrobat Reader (e.g., to access a Web-enabled application from which youve extracted the data used to create the map).

It serves successfully in drawing archaelogical objects on cave maps, but as the examples may show you, it can also draw things at a very high scale, e.g. an Europe or World map.

Each map can have an optional rasterized background which can be rotated automatically if it is not North oriented.

PDFMap can automatically draw objects on each map. Objects can be of any type (e.g. City, School, Archaeological objects, whatever you like), and are represented by shapes or images, scaled to the actual objects dimensions and orientation. Each object can also have an associated url which will render the object clickable in tools like Adobe Acrobat Reader (NB : the clickable area is always a rectangle of the actual objects dimensions, not of the representing shapes dimensions), the use of this feature depends entirely on your imagination : draw maps from a database and link back to a web enabled application which manipulates this database is just an example (and an interesting one at that, just
believe me).

PDFMap uses two types of input files :

Configuration files :

Those are used to tell PDFMap which shape or image should represent each type of object, as well as set different parameters for this objects type :pen thickness, colors, minimal and maximal size, etc...

Data files :

Those are used to feed PDFMap with lists of objects to draw. They are generally the result of an ASCII export from your favorite spreadsheet or relational database management system.

The tests/ subdirectory contains sample configuration and data files which are well commented. Read them and run the tests programs to learn how PDFMap works.

Minipup is a linux distribution useful for 128MB-RAM devices.

Use the base ISO for file management, media playing and browsing - uses the Opera browser/email/chat suite.

Note: To use this software in CD-ROM-less devices, burn the ISO to a CD and boot it in a regular PC. Start "Setup - Universal Installer" and install it either to "Compact Flash (CF) to be used as IDE" or to USB flash. Use the CF/USB flash to boot the device.

debsync is a Python command line tool which helps to synchronise the installed packages lists on several existing Debian GNU/Linux machines.

debsync gets a list of installed packages from a master host, and installs or removes packages on several hosts to match the masters package list.

debsync can do its work either over ssh (default) or rsh.

debsync is different from fai (Full Automated Installation) because AFAIK fai works with machines you plan to install automatically and identically, while debsyncs goal is to update a bunch of existing and different machines to the level at which they both have the same packages installed as those installed on a master host.

Gnome::StockIcons is a Gnome 1.4 stock icons in XPM format.

SYNOPSIS

use Gtk;
use Gnome::StockIcons;

my ( $pixmap, $mask ) = Gtk::Gdk::Pixmap->create_from_xpm_d( $window->window,
$style,
@stock_help );

These are the Gnome 1.4 stock icons. The original PNG files are in gnome-libs-1.4.1.2.90/libgnomeui/pixmaps. All names are identical but - is replaced by _. Currenlty, this only affects calculator-font.png (@calculator_font).
The module does not strictly speaking require Gtk, but its not much use without.

EXPORT

All icons are exported as arrays. See the source for a full list