Free alpha 3 software for linux

SVG charter is a project to build a tool to generate charts and graphs with SVG output to allow fully scalable data visualization.
The application came about after my personal frustration with not being able to read tiny GIF charts accurately.
Couldnt be simpler, though. You must run SVG Charter in the directory where the charting modules live. To change which charting module the engine uses, change the "require" call on line 62 of the charter.pl engine code. Then just run the code as follows:
./charter.pl [datafile in CSV format] > thechart.svg
The data file must be in a CSV format with the first row as headings and the subsequent rows as numeric data. Have a look at the data.csv file that comes packaged for an example.
SVG CHARTER LIMITATIONS
Right now the SVG Charter emits a fixed-aspect ratio graph.
SVG Charter can only emit a graph which is limited to 4 data series. There is no technical limitation on the number of data points, but 100 seems to be a practical limitation of whats easily readable.
SVG Charter currently emits fixed color schemes.
SVG Charter cannot configure the Legend location
SVG CHARTER CONTRIBUTIONS
Code contributions to SVG charter will be greatly appriciated. Feel free to tackle any limitation Ive listed above or any limiation you discover.
Enhancements:
- This release supports a very constrained scatter graph.

Gallery is a web based software product that lets you manage your photos on your own website. You must have your own website with PHP support in order to install and use it.
With Gallery you can easily create and maintain albums of photos via an intuitive interface. The function photo management includes automatic thumbnail creation, image resizing, rotation, ordering, captioning, searching and more.
Albums can have read, write and caption permissions per individual authenticated user for an additional level of privacy. Give accounts to your friends and family and let them upload and manage their own photos on your website!
Main features:
- Image Magick or NetPBM - pick which image manipulation package you have on your server or want to use.
- Auto Rotate Images - Gallery can look at information in pictures from digital cameras and automatically rotate them as needed.
- Image Quality and Size Defaults - You can limit the quality and size of images so that when images are uploaded, Gallery will resize them to save space.
- Main Gallery Page Settings - The configuration wizard contains all of the settings for how the main Gallery page looks and acts including showing or hiding the album tree, search engine, or album owner, and what frames to show around albums.
- Optional Binaries: zip, jhead, jpegtran - If you have these programs on your webserver, you can enable them to make gallery work better and be more flexible.
- Languages - Choose which languages you want your Gallery to support and how the user is presented with the choice.
- Email Support - Set up email support to have your Gallery email users when their accounts are created or when they forget their password, email you copies, email people when the Gallery is updated, and more!
- Gallery-wide Slideshow - enable or disable a slideshow that includes all pictures in the gallery
- Commenting - turn off or on the public commenting system and configure it.
- Logging - enable logging with syslog or the Windows logger
- RSS publishing - publish your Gallery with RSS![1]
- Album Defaults - set defaults for the way that all new albums will originally look.
Enhancements:
- The two primary goals were HTML 4.01 compliance and easier visual customization.
- To do this right meant touching almost all of the Gallery code and given that some things were going to break, we decided to clean up the code in the process.
- Thus, the source code structure of Gallery 1.6 is very different to prior versions and Gallery 1.6 is not compatible with CSS or themes from prior versions.

Dovecot project is an open source POP3 and IMAP server for Linux/UNIX-like systems, written with security primarily in mind. Although its written in C, it uses several coding techniques to avoid most of the common pitfalls.
Dovecot can work with standard mbox and maildir formats and its fully compatible with UW-IMAP and Courier IMAP servers implementation of them as well as mail clients accessing the mailboxes directly.
Its easy to migrate from them to Dovecot. I have also plans to support storing mails in SQL databases.
Dovecot is easy to set up and doesnt require special maintenance. Only thing you need is to get the authentication working properly - if your users are in /etc/passwd theres hardly anything you have to do.
Dovecot should be pretty fast. There are still some optimizations that could be done, but I believe it already beats most other IMAP servers in overall performance.
This is mostly because of index files that Dovecot maintains; instead of having to scan through all the data in mailbox, Dovecot can get most of the wanted information from index with little effort.
Dovecots indexes can scale to huge amount of messages per mailbox with hardly any noticeable slowdown. Ive tested only up to 367000 mails, but millions of messages should be no problem.
Dovecot takes very little memory. Most of it goes to mmap()ed index and mailbox files, meaning that if operating system is low on memory, it can simply drop those memory pages without having to store them in swap.
Connections are handled in separate processes, each one currently using around 100kB of swappable memory. Some extensions like SORT and THREAD will require more memory to work though.
Dovecot is fail safe. Indexes could potentially be quite a large problem maker, but Dovecot does sanity checks to all data before using it to avoid crashes and other problems.
Any kind of crash is considered as bug and will be fixed - even if it happens only by deliberately poking the index files.
Main features:
- Dovecot should be quite ready for use with normal IMAP clients.
- Complete IMAP4rev1 support.
- Supports THREAD and SORT extensions, required by many IMAP webmails.
- Complete TLS/SSL support
- IPv6 ready.
- Shared mailboxes arent yet supported.
- Maildir++ quota isnt yet supported. Hard filesystem quota can also be problematic.

TUER is a 3D FPS written in JAVA + JOGL + JOGG.

TUER is a very small first player shooter. You can shoot robots in a museum with your rocket launcher. It uses a kind of dynamic lighting. You can also perform screenshots and snapshots.

Kudev is a system tool, written in python, which helps you create and (will help you) manage your udev rules.

To launch it unpack the archive and launch sudo python ./launch.py in your favorite console.

Kvblade project is a kernel module implementing the target side of the AoE protocol. Users can command the module through sysfs to export block devices on specified network interfaces.

The loopback device should be used as an intermediary for exporting regular files with kvblade.

pbd is a simple database management system for PHP programs.

This DBMS can be used to create a Web site that dynamically stores data even if you cant afford a Web hosting service that offers MySQL.

pdb is simple and easy to use.