Free a foto 1.6 rc7 software for linux

A-foto is a theme (applet) for Superkaramba. A-foto show pictures on your desktop with different frame decorations and has the ability to change picture at present intervals.

Known Issues in this version:
- There is NO "add to line" mode. The organization of presented images is now accomplished through management of contents of the chosen folder. One suggested way of organizing custom slide shows is to create an empty folder and drag LINKS to preferred photos into that folder. Drop that folder onto a-foto. Presently, this appears to be the easiest way to achieve manageability of slide show content. Your alternative suggestions are welcome.
- Starting a second instance of A-foto from SuperKaramba interface may fail. Double-click on afoto.skz file to start additional applets.
- A-foto settings have "historical priority." Settings for 1st afoto applet ever will always be the 1st in line to be used when you open afoto. To get to the settings of the 3rd afoto instance, you need to open 3 afoto applets. We are working on a solution. Any comments and suggestions are welcome

pam_krb5 is designed to allow smooth integration of Kerberos 5 passwordchecking with applications built using PAM.

Its now able to get krb5 tgt, convert krb5 tgt to krb4 tgt (krb524), get afs tokens with krb5_afslog, optinal native kth-krb4 ticket grabing.

New codes which are not in the main pam_krb5:

I wrote a new code which is usefull e.g with openssh-gssapi with token forwarding. It try to use and convert the forwarded krb5 tgt to krb4 tgt and to afs tokens. (like pam_openafs_session)

pam_krb5 can convert krb5 tgt to krb4 tgt (krb524) with Heimdal and with MIT Kerberos V.

pfstools project contains a set of command line (and one GUI) programs for reading, writing, manipulating and viewing high-dynamic range (HDR) images and video frames. All programs in the package exchange data using a simple generic file format (pfs) for HDR data. The concept of the pfstools is similar to netpbm package for low-dynamic range images.
pfstools come with a library for reading and writing pfs files. The library can be used for writing custom applications that can integrate with the existing pfstools programs.
pfstools offers also a good integration with a high-level mathematical programming language GNU Octave. pfstools can be used as the extension of Octave for reading and writing HDR images or simply to store effectively large matrices.
Note that pfs in not just another format for storing HDR images (and there are already quite a few of them). It is more an attempt to integrate the existing file formats by providing a simple data format that can be used to exchange data between applications.
Enhancements:
- matlab: pfsview can now display 2D cell arrays
- pfs library: quite serious bug in sRGB transforms fixed
- added: check for GLUT library (unix only)
- added: man page for pfsglview

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

AleVT is a teletext/videotext decoder and browser for the bttv driver (/dev/vbi) and X11.
Theres nothing to configure. A simple make is all. If you do not want png support remove the WITH_PNG in the Makefile. Additionally, if you want a smaller font uncomment the "FONT=neep9" line. It gives you alevt, alevt-date, and alevt-cap and their man pages alevt.1x, alevt-date.1, and alevt-cap.1.
The program can be installed it where ever you want (i.e. /usr/local/bin). The programs are selfcontained and require no other files. Be careful with make install. Its just for me.
I added a little tool to set the system time from the videotext time. The date is not interpreted (not even transmitted on some channels). So it allows only adjustment of +/-12 hours. The default allowed adjustment is limited to +/-2 hours (use -delta to change). Without the -set option it just display the date in the format of the date command. Look at strftime for possible control sequences you may use in the -format option.
Enhancements:
- Removed the bttv-warning from the help pages

KChart is the KOffice chart drawing application part of the KOffice suite. Use it to embed charts into your KOffice documents, e.g. a report written with KWord or a slideshow made with KPresenter.
Main features:
Easy to Use:
- default values for all parameters
- automatic ordinate axis computation based on highest/lowest data value
- default sizes (fonts, line widths...) relative to the window size
Highly Configurable:
- All of the parameters may be changed after configuring/drawing the chart.
- Size values (axis/grid line width, font sizes, bar width, dataset gap, pie chart radius ... ) may be specified in either absolute pixels or relative to the window size. This makes your chart layout-independent since such values are being recalculated automatically when the window dimensions have changed.
Flexible Layout:
- Legends may be centered at a chart edge or in a corner with the chart making way in vertical and/or in horizontal direction thus offering 16 legend/chart relationships to choose from
- Header and footer texts have special font type/size and color settings
Axes and Data:
- Automatical ordinate axis computation based on highest/lowest data value which can be easily replaced by programmer-defined start, end and delta value settings.
- Abscissa labels may be taken either from data cells containing the respective strings or from programmer-defined QStringLists or calculated automatically based on a format chosen by the user and values found in the cells
- Up to 8 axes: 2 left, 2 right, 2 top, 2 bottom
- A chart may have 2 different ordinates: e.g. left axis for series 1,2,3 right axis for data series 4
- Each axis may draw (sub-)grid lines using their own color, line width, style
Chart Combinations:
- sharing the same abscissa axis or using different ones (e.g Top and Bottom axis)
- sharing the same ordinate or using different ones (e.g Left and Right axis)
- Axes may use the same line color / line width as the bars (or the lines, resp.) which they belong to.
Chart Types:
- Bar: normal | stacked | percent, 2D | 3D-Look
- Line: normal | stacked | percent, 2D | 3D-Look, show marker: circle | square | diamond
- Area: normal | stacked | percent
- HiLo: normal | open-close
- Pie: normal | exploded | some exploded, 2D | 3D
- Ring: normal | exploded | some exploded, fixed thickness | relative thickness
- Polar: normal | stacked | percent

OpenRCT project is a multidisciplinary effort to enhance collaboration between people who are not co-located in time and space.
It is a platform independent multimedia tool that supports synchronous and/or asynchronous communication.
Main features:
- Runs on Windows, Mac OS-X, Linux, UNIX
- UNICODE support
- Synchronous and / or asynchronous communication
- Internet browser based administration tool
- Class, Team, and Group structures
- Chat
- Course Content
- Record and playback sound messages
- Textpad, collaborative writing tool
- Url loading
- File transfer
- Threaded discussion forum
- Client side NAT, firewall, bypass

Oddcast is an Icecast and Shoutcast streamer.
This version of oddcastv3 allows you to hook into any jack output port and broadcast the audio to an icecast or shoutcast server.
This version of oddcastv3 is all command-line oriented, and comes with example config files for each of the encoding types supported (Ogg Vorbis, LAME, AAC). You will most likely need to take one of the example configs (in the conf dir) and modify it to suit your needs.
Here is an example of how to use it with jack.
Step 1:
- startup jackd
Step 2:
- Feed a signal into jackd. There are many applications you can use
for this, if you like XMMS, try installing http://xmms-jack.sourceforge.net/
Step 3:
- Start oddcastv3 specifying the appropriate output ports. To get a list of
the output ports, use jack_lsp. If you use XMMS, youll see something like :
% jack_lsp
alsa_pcm:capture_1
alsa_pcm:capture_2
alsa_pcm:playback_1
alsa_pcm:playback_2
bio2jack_0_32083:out_0
bio2jack_0_32083:out_1
In this case, the bio2jack_0_32083:out_0 and bio2jack_0_32083:out_1 are the output ports from XMMS. So youd start oddcastv3 like :
oddcastv3 -c oddcast_OggVorbis.cfg bio2jack_0_32083:out_0 bio2jack_0_32083:out_1
Use oddcastv3 -h for a usage.
Enhancements:
- Added support for oggFLAC streaming. A note about this, currently as the release of this plugin, there are very very few clients that actually support oggFLAC streaming.
- Installing those filters will allow you to play oggFLAC streams from within Windows Media Player. Currently Winamp and Foobar2k do NOT work.
- Hopefully this will change in the future. Also, streaming oggFLAC is really only good for LAN streaming as it is lossless and very high bitrate. There is currently no way to "configure" any oggFLAC options. Also, you need to use the latest Icecast (2.3.0) in order to support oggFLAC streaming.