Free among several software for linux

Money Share is an expense management tool that can be used keep track of expenses among several people.
Expenses made on behalf of people can be kept track of and recovered when balancing accounts. The utility also reduces the number of exchanges required in order to balance the accounts.
Enhancements:
Improvements
- Specify which file is selected in the dropdown box
- Change password option functionality is now available
- Transactions page now has a summary of expenses by description

AlteredSaver is an OpenGL screen saver whichruns as a stand-alone application, or as a screen saver in conjunction with xscreensaver.

Our goal is to make sure youre always entertained. AlteredSaver can download new content from our web site with just one click - we have lots of award winning interactive art to choose from.

ELEVEN 3D screen savers are include!. Switch between scenes automatically. Several different camera views are included in each scene - youre able to switch between them and smoothly rotate the view using the arrow keys.

Great for youngsters! Download new 3D content from AlteredWorlds.com with one click! Play Audio CDS, MP3s and WAVs while watching cutting-edge 3D graphics. Optimized for the GeForce, but works well on most 3D cards.

AlteredSaver was awarded a 5 Star Editors pick by ZDNet and ranked among the most popular 5% of all their downloads.

AlteredSaver has featured in magazines all over the world, including the UK, Brazil, Portugal, the Netherlands and the US.

Tomb Raider is a KDM theme featuring Angelina Jolie. This is the first of several Tomb Raider themes. I also intend to make Login Splash screens. Ill post the links here when I do.

Joone project is a FREE Neural Network framework to create, train and test artificial neural networks. The aim is to create a powerful environment both for enthusiastic and professional users, based on the newest Java technologies.
Joone is composed by a central engine that is the fulcrum of all applications that are developed with Joone. Joones neural networks can be built on a local machine, be trained on a distributed environment and run on whatever device.
Everyone can write new modules to implement new algorithms or new architectures starting from the simple components distributed with the core engine. The main idea is to create the basis to promote a zillion of AI applications that revolve around the core framework.
Main features:
Architecture
- The Joones framework is built with a modular architecture: the core engine is separated from the visual interface and permits easily to implement any new application based on it.
- Joone is portable, being written in 100% pure Java. It can run in any environment, from big multiprocessor machines to small palmtop devices.
Neural Networks usability and transportation
- The neural networks based on Joone are usable stand-alone (separated from the framework that has created or trained them).
- The Joones based neural networks can be transported using common protocols (like http or ftp) to run on remote machines
Framework expandability
- The framework is expandable with more components to implement new learning algorithms or new architectures.
- With Joone its possible to implement any kind of optimization; there are two main methods to find the best solution to a given problem (i.e. to find the best neural network): local optimization and global optimization techniques. The local optimization is obtained applying some internal mechanism (the most famous is the momentum), the global optimization, instead, try to find the best solution applying some external technique to select the best performing NN among a predefined group of NNs (like genetic algorithms). Both are implemented with Joone, and many new optimization techniques can be experimented thanks to its expansibility.
Multithreading and scalability
- Joones core engine is based on a multithreaded engine, capable to scale using all the computing resources available.
- Joone provides the professional users with a distributed environment to train many neural networks in parallel on several machines.
Licensing
- Joone is freely usable. Its license is the Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
- Youre encouraged to try it and use it for whatever (both commercial and academic) application.
Whats New in 1.2.1 Stable Release:
- This release adds support for the Groovy scripting language.
- LogarithmicPlugin has been added, to apply a logarithmic transformation (base e) to input data. "Save as XML" has been added to the GUI Editor, in order to permit saving a neural network in XML format.
- A number of bugs have been fixed, including a problem that prevented SangerSynapse from learning when in training mode.
- The inspection panel no longer shows the biases for Layers for which this doesnt make sense.
- This release fixes the lack of the first column when the inspected values were copied in the clipboard.
Whats New in 2.0.0RC1 Development Release:
- Performance was improved by 50%, thanks to heavy refactoring of the core engine, by adding the single-thread mode.
- A set of tools was added in order to hide the complexity of the API.
- A new Image I/O component has been added in order read and write directly from/to image files.
- A new SoftMax Layer has been added to build neural networks able to resolve 1 of C classification problems.
- The usability of the property panels has been improved by adopting a new file chooser panel and a visual calendar panel.
- Several bugs were fixed and the documentation has been updated with the new features.

OpenBerg Reader is an open-standards-based, multi-platform eBook reader.
The objective of the OpenBerg project is to design and implement open-source tools for the creation, edition and usage of open-standard eBooks.
We are currently developing the OpenBerg reader, an advanced eBook reader based on Mozilla technologies. This reader will allow, among other features, rich eBook contents, semantical find facilities and reader annotations, in a multi-language environment.
This program is developed Linux and Windows, using cross-platform technologies available for Linux, Windows, MacOS X, OpenBSD, FreeBSD... If you wish to contribute or donate, do not hesitate to contact us. We need developers and beta-testers on all these platforms, as well as package, website and documentation maintainers. Soon, hopefully, we will also need help with translation. Last but not least, we need help to spread the word.
Enhancements:
- This release is the first in a new generation of OpenBerg Reader / Lector.
- It enriches Firefox with the ability to read several formats of e-Books, while using all the usual features of Firefox, including printing, bookmarking, following hyperlinks, zooming in or out, copying or exporting parts of the book, etc.
- With the right (existing) Firefox extensions, you can even take yellow-sticker-notes on e-Books, add and share comments on chapters, have your book read out to you, etc.

Pound is a reverse load balancer, HTTP proxy and SSL wrapper. It proxies client HTTPS requests to HTTP backend servers, distributes the requests among several servers while keeping sessions, supports HTTP/1.1 requests even if the backend server(s) are HTTP/1.0, and sanitizes requests.
Main features:
- a reverse-proxy: it passes requests from client browsers to one or more back-end servers.
- a load balancer: it will distribute the requests from the client browsers among several back-end servers, while keeping session information.
- an SSL wrapper: Pound will decrypt HTTPS requests from client browsers and pass them as plain HTTP to the back-end servers.
- an HTTP/HTTPS sanitizer: Pound will verify requests for correctness and accept only well-formed ones.
- a fail over-server: should a back-end server fail, Pound will take note of the fact and stop passing requests to it until it recovers.
- a request redirector: requests may be distributed among servers according to the requested URL.
Enhancements:
- This release introduces some more configuration options (such as shutdown grace period and service names) Enhancements were made to poundctl functionality.
- The code was reorganized and some bugs were fixes.
- Major tweaking of the dynamic rescaling code was done.

TigerEvents is a novel, Web-based event announcement system for promoting upcoming and ongoing events to large communities such as university campuses, companies, or the general public.
Enhancements:
- This release has several bugfixes and enhancements.
- New to this release is the exporting of several calendar formats, including iCal, hCal, and being able to import events into Google Calendar.

Paco project is a source code package organizer for Unix/Linux systems, originally written to aid package management when installing an LFS system.
When installing a package from sources, paco wraps the "make install" command (or whatever is needed to install the files into the system), and generates a log containing the list of all installed files.
Like any other package manager, paco provides several options to print package information in different formats. It can also remove packages, among some other basic operations.
Technically, paco follows the same approach as CheckInstall: A library is preloaded before installation, and during installation it catches the system calls that cause filesystem alterations, logging the names of the created files.
But unlike CheckInstall, paco doesnt create rpm or dpkg packages. Paco is a stand-alone package manager. It can even install rpm, dpkg or slackware binary packages with the provided script superpaco.
Gpaco is the GTK+ graphic interface of paco. Its included in the same tarball and installed by default. Gpaco requires GTK+ (2.6 or later), and pkg-config.
Enhancements:
- Removed repeated text in the man page of paco (thanks Georg Grafendorfer).
- The option -x|--expand has been removed (though it is silently ignored for backwards compatibility). Now the command line package names are automatically expanded like in rpm(8), except when logging packages. In this case the package name must be introduced exactly.
- Do not search for the name of the package in config.log (thanks Mirco Lorenzoni).
- Fix a doubled DESTDIR bug in doc/Makefile (thanks Matthew Bruenig).
- Rewritten libpaco-log in C. This prevents a glibc installation failure when building LFS in chapter 6.
- Fixed bug that made paco log compressed files twice in some cases.
- Use RTLD_NEXT in libpaco-log. Fixes bug in some systems (thanks Roland Schatz).
- When logging installations, files in /proc are always excluded, regardless of the variable EXCLUDE in pacorc or the arguments to the option -E|--exclude.
- Better strip the release suffix in rpm2paco and superpaco.
- [gpaco] Fixed several problems in "Import RPM database".