Free adams software for linux

Adams Happy Electronic Morabaraba is an implementation of Morabaraba, an ancient African board game similar to Nine Mens Morris.
Enhancements:
- A new GUI based on reusable Morabaraba control was added.
- The ability to edit games visually was added.
- The ability to create custom "themes" (board/piece sets) was added.
- Animation was made faster for rapid gameplay.
- A move may be taken back.
- The engine is unchanged.

Games::ScottAdams::Tutorial is a Perl module with the Scott Adams Adventure Compiler Tutorial.

INTRODUCTION

This document walks you through the process of creating a small but complete and playable game with six rooms, seven items including a single treasure, and a couple of puzzles.

It makes no attempt to be complete: you need the reference manual for that. But by the time youve worked your way through this tutorial you should be familiar with rooms, items, actions and occurrences, and youll be ready to start writing your own games.

Ansel is a picture gallery for web sites. It is a high quality, information-rich photo gallery designed to handle large numbers of images and albums. Ansel stores all its images in a database, making it both fast and flexible.
Ansel is similar in spirit to Shutterfly and Yahoo pictures, but does not place restrictions on image size. It was named after Ansel Adams, the famous twentieth century naturalist photographer of the
American West.
Ansel is free; it carries a BSD liscence which allows many different types of usage including commercial ones. However along with this fact comes some caveats. It is designed to be easy to use, but not necessarily easy to setup. In fact its a bit advanced in that department.
Ansel requires a webserver with the PHP/PHP-MySQL engine, and a running MySQL database. You may need to know the basics of PHP, MySQL, and Apache to get things running.
I have tried to make Ansel use relative paths instead of absolute ones to make it play nicely with the rest of your site and to allow multiple instances.
Your system must have ImageMagic installed, specifically mogrify (named from Calvin&Hobbes I believe) and montage. These are used for image manipulation and are generally available by default on Linux systems.
Apache
Ansel allows images to be uploaded to the gallery remotely, which means potentially anyone can add pictures. In Ansel 2.0 passwords are used to protect pictures in an album. Security is by-album, not by-picture, which shouldnt be too much of a problem.
However, you must serve this site over HTTPS to safely encrypt passwords sent from browsers. A 403 password box sends usernames and passwords in plain text, and only by running the site over encrypted channels (like https) can security be called anything close to safe. Apache has an excellent and free mod_ssl which will run https.
MySQL
You have to create the ansel database in MySQL and give select and update permissions to a user. Ones that will work off the bat would be:
mysql> grant select,update,insert on ansel.* to apache@localhost;
To create the database do the following as root:
$ mysqladmin create ansel
$ mysql ansel < ansel.sql
The ansel.sql file is contained in the ansel/sql directory.
PHP
I believe Ansel expects to have magicquotes turned off. This affects how quotes are returned from the database. You should change the resource limits to allow large picture uploads. These are for my Linux RedHat system (Built with Rocks 3.1), the exact locations of these file may vary for you.
In File /etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf:
LimitRequestBody 16777216
In File /etc/php.ini:
; Maximum size of POST data that PHP will accept.
post_max_size = 60M
; Maximum allowed size for uploaded files.
upload_max_filesize = 20M
Enhancements:
- Security was improved by removing the requirement for PHPs register_globals setting.
- Minor features including a more dynamic gallery home page were added.

javaSVNUpdater is a Java library that allows an application to update or patch itself automatically.

The versioning information about the application needs to be stored in a subversion archive, and committing to the archive effects the distribution of new versions.

It includes an updater wizard and an executor to spawn a separate process for proceeding with updates.

Jabber::NodeFactory is a simple XML Node Factory for Jabber.

SYNOPSIS

my $nf = new Jabber::NodeFactory(fromstr => 1);
print $nf->newNode(presence)->toStr;

->

my $tag1 = $nf->newNode(iq);
$tag1->attr(type, get);
my $query = $tag1->insertTag(query, jabber:iq:auth);
$query->insertTag(username)->data(qmacro);
print $tag1->toStr;

->
qmacro

my $tag2 = $nf->newNodeFromStr(" hi ");
$tag2->attr(to,qmacro@jabber.org);
my $msg = $tag2->getTag(body)->data;
print $tag2->toStr, "n";
print $msg;

-> hi
-> hi

Jabber::NodeFactory is a library for creating and manipulating XML nodes. It was created to offer similar functions to the xmlnode library in the Jabber server implementation.
It provides enough functions to create and manipulate XML fragments (nodes) in the Jabber XML stream world. The functions are low level, RISC-style.

TuxBank is a simple web based application that allows you to manage your finances by seperating your money into virtual "accounts". It caters to small incomes.
It is a simple tool that users with simple budgets can use when programs such as Quicken or GnuCash are overly complex for their budget.
TuxBank is written in php and uses mysql to store data. It is open source software licensed under the Gnu Public License. TuxBank is very much a beta program that is fairly incomplete at this time. However, I personally find it to be very usable in its current state.
TuxBanks interface uses standard compliant XHTML/CSS markup. It has only been tested using Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari, however, it should render just fine using any standards compliant browser.
Enhancements:
- You can now customize the toolbar.
- Simple Budget Helper is now included as part of TuxBank.
- There is now client-side form validation.
- You can now see the total amount of money per day.
- You can no longer withdraw or deposit negative amounts.
- Some more error handling was added.
- Many error messages were clarified.
- You can no longer name an account with only whitespace.
- A potential security hole was plugged.
- A MySQL error that would occur after a certain number of transactions was fixed.
- Minor theme changes were made.

Jabber::RPC is a Jabber-RPC Implementation.

SYNOPSIS

See documentation for Jabber::RPC::Server and Jabber::RPC::Client.

Jabber::RPC is a library that implements Jabber-RPC for Perl. The library consists of two modules, Jabber::RPC::Server and Jabber::RPC::Client. Please refer to the documentation for these two modules for more information.