Free 5.0 software for linux

ACM is a LAN-oriented, multiplayer aerial combat simulation.

Players engage in air to air combat against one another using heat seeking missiles and cannons.

ACM has support for 16, 24, and 32 bit graphics cards.

Jamit is short from Java Access Modifiers Inference Tool and it allows you to infer tighter access modifiers for Java code.

Analyzing bytecode, it can find out if fields or methods may be declared private, default, protected, or final. Engineering software with Jamit can thus help increase hiding and keep interfaces as small as possible.

The most useful application for Jamit is dead code elimination. Jamit can be used to find out which methods and classes are unreachable and automatically eliminate the corresponding code, saving space for binary distributions.

Major Features:

1. Full screen interactive directory browser with speed search.
2. Present the user a list in case of multiple matches.
3. Wildcards *, ? and [SET] supported.
4. Directory stack, push pop.
5. Subdir definition possible. E.g. wcd subdira/subdirb
6. Long directory names support in Win95/98/NT DOS-box
7. Windows LAN UNC paths supported.
8. Change drive and directory at once.
9. Alias directories.
10. Ban directories.
11. cd behaviour
12. Free portable source-code, no special libraries required

Enhancements:

• Fixed wcd_isdir() (UNIX/DOS/Cygwin/OS2 version).
• Possible false positive test on non-existing path.
• Win32 version is not affected.

Muxi is a tv application and personal video recorder for DVB-T. The project includes an electronic programme guide, live stream recording and time shifting.

Xffm is a modular filemanager with a tree view and icon view. It supports multiple plugins such as a Windows network plugin (xfsamba 4.3), a bookmarks plugin, fstab plugin, and others.
xffm project is used in the Xfce desktop environment, and despite being full-featured, it is small and fast thanks to the plugin design.
Enhancements:
- Many bugfixes.
- Dependencies on unnecessary libraries have been removed.
- Plugins and many other things have been added.
- The package has been split into separate components.

PIDA project is the Python Integrated Development Application.
PIDA is an IDE, but one that is slightly different from other IDEs (pyGTK required). Rather than attempting to write a set of development tools of its own, PIDA uses tools that the developer has available. In this regards PIDA can be used as a framework for putting together your own bespoke IDE.
Although still a young application, PIDA can already boast a huge number of features because of the power of some of the tools it integrates. For example features such as code completion and syntax highlighting are well implemented in PIDAs integrated editors far better than any editor built for a commercial IDE.
PIDA currently features: FUll code editing (syntax highlighting, code completion, automatic indenting, block commenting etc) Project management, version control management, Python debugger and profiler, GTK graphical user interface building and rapid application design, Pastebin integration.
Enhancements:
- The core was rewritten.

wGui is a platform independent dialog management library based on SDL (Simple Direct-Media Layer) and Freetype 2.
wGuis purpose is to fill the small niche of a GUI library for SDL. There are actually three well known alternatives: LibUta, ParaGUI and aedGui. wGui was spawned from the work of another project (as was LibUta), which I may someday actually get back to.
This was designed to have as few dependencies as possible, and currently only relies upon SDL and Freetype. There is also no platform dependent code, which means it should work properly on any platform that has SDL and Freetype.
wGui was also designed to take advantage of C++, the Standard Library, and the latest Object Oriented techniques. Unfortunately both SDL and Freetype are regular C projects, so not everything is strict C++.
Enhancements:
- The big change in this release was to support Unicode.
- Support for building in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 has also been added.

SCAM stands for Simple Configure for Automatic Makefiles.

SCAM is a simple system, based on GNU Make, but adding autoconf-like configuration.

Autoconf usually takes ages to update a configuration just for a simple program, and adds kilobytes of unusefull checks about compiler and system. Also it sort of need the GNU automake for several tasks.

Both automake and autoconf can be replaced by SCAM on basic GNU/Linux systems with standard GNU Make.

Of course SCAM generate Makefiles that are at least as compatibles as automake ones to allow creation of Debian packages (my actual quality test).