Free atomorun 1.1 software for linux

KPovModeler is a modeling and composition program for creating POV-Ray scenes in KDE.
For most of the modelers, POV-Ray is nothing but a rendering engine and they bring a lot of limitations to the innate possibilities of POV-Ray scripted language. This is not the case for KPovModeler which allows you to use all the features of POV-Ray through the translation of POV-Ray language into a graphical tree.
Almost all options of POV-Rays script language can be used within KPovModeler. "Almost" because variables, loop instructions, macros and some operators cant directly be, unfortunately.
On the other hand, KPovModeler allows you to include a part of a script with the "Raw POV-Ray" tool; such a raw code will only be taken into account by POV-Ray during the rendering stage.
Main features:
- Management of the scene through a graphical tree.
- Object modification with control points in a graphical view or direct manipulation of object attributes in a dialog
- Nonblocking scene rendering with OpenGL as wire frame views
- Freely configurable view layout with dock widgets
- Copy/paste and drag/drop of (a subset of) povray(!) code into and out of the object tree
- Undo and redo
- Scene rendering and texture preview with povray inside the program
- Support for almost all povray objects
- Support for all textures
- Prototypes (declarations) and references
- All projection modes of the camera
For modeling an object, it is not required to know POV-Rays script language. On the other hand, for creating textures refering to POV-Rays documentation will be difficult to avoid.
But to ease the work, it is possible to simply cut-and-paste a script from POV-Ray into KPovModeler. KPovModeler will then, if the script only makes use of known primitives, convert the pasted text and include it into the current scene.
In other words, if you dont know how to create an object or an effect with KPovModeler, you could always copy its example from POV-Rays documentation and experiment with it within KPovModeler.

CitrusDB is an open source customer database application that uses PHP and a database back-end (currently MySQL).
This software can keep track of customer information, CRM, services, products, billing, and customer service information. The program will run on any PHP enabled web server.
This software is now in beta. There is still alot of room for tweaking code and making things more streamlined, a whole lot of room. The code of CitrusDB might even be able to be used now for something other than to play around with, but since its beta I wont recommend using it in production yet. For long time users, please note that the initial login name has changed from "test" to "admin" now!
Main features:
- modular functions to allow new pieces to work along side base functions
- security and password access to database on a per user level
- track modifications to customer records made by the database user
- keep general info, mailing address, billing address, and billing info about each customer
- able to assign multiple (unlimited?) services or products to a customer record
- add custom fields for services/product information
- trouble tickets / individual and department notifications
- import / export feature to send billing data back and forth to card processing software
- import from online order data (or online order component)
- search by specified fields
- easy to add and modify services/products
- ability to invoke remote commands to talk to other servers for billing queries, user lookups, etc.
- bill credit card and invoice for monthly, setup fee, onetime charges, 6 month, yearly, etc. billing cycles
- ability for different billing types to be assigned to each product or service that one customer has

Keep in mind the limitations:

• Too slow when editing large files (> 100MB) or using complex views
• Maximal data size 2 147 483 647 bytes (~ 2 GB)

Major features:

1. Mulitplatform (Windows, Linux, MacOS)
2. User defined view definitions which are compiled into complex data views
3. Data view can can be exported as xml
4. Data view can be queried using XPath syntax to generate a new data view (e.g. selecting several IP packages according to their flags)
5. Configurable data encodings used to edit and view data (e.g Hex, Decimal, IEEE 754 Reals, USAscii, EBCDIC, TimeInMillis etc.)
6. Configurable data transformation (e.g. Rot13 Encoder / Decoder)
7. Diff tool with bit granularity
8. Find and replace with bit granularity
9. Data clipboard for cut, copy and paste
10. Undo/Redo
11. XML based storage for persistent data
12. Data conversion between different formats (e.g little endian big endian, hexdump binary data)
13. Read and write from sockets
    

Enhancements: 12 July 2004

• Open Source release

Requirements:

• Java 1.4
• 1.0 Ghz Processor with 256MB Ram

jaxen is a universal XPath evaluation engine. jaxen is currently capable of executing XPath expressions against W3C DOM, JDOM, dom4j, and XOM document trees.
Enhancements:
- Assorted bugfixes, including one that affects the results of XPath expressions. Improved documentation.

Itzam its a library that creates and manipulates files containing variable-length, random access records. Information is referenced by a user-defined key value; indexes may be combined with or separate from data.
Itzam is a deliberately portable, low-level C library that can (and will) be wrapped in C++, Java, Python, and Fortran 95. Higher level languages implement more complex heuristics on top of the Itzam core functions.
Main features:
Small Footprint
- Itzam Core adds less then 6K bytes to a program when linked statically.
Portability
- Itzam is deliberately portable across operating systems and platforms. A database created on Windows is readable by an Itzam application on a Linux machine. The current release ships with support for building and testing on Unix, Linx, and Windows operating systems.
No Dependencies
- Itzam does not have any dependencies on external libraries or components, beyond the common elements included with every Standard C compiler.
Flexibility
- Build your databases with indexes embedded in data files, or separate key information for the data it references, to provide different indexing schemes for different purposes. Iterator selectors provide flexible filtering to define subsets of a database.
Dual Licensing, GPL and Commercial
- Itzam can be licensed under either the GNU General Public License (GPL) or a simple non-free (closed-source) license. The GPL version is provided as is without support, while the commercial license provides technical assistance and notice of updates and bug fixes.
64-bit File Access
- Itzam is designed with 64-bit addressing in mind, and works with 64-bit Sun Solaris and 64-bit Linux.
C++, Python, and Fortran 95 Abstractions
- The core library, written in ANSI C, operates at a low-level, working directly with the operating system. While a low-level library can be a powerful tool for embedde3d and small systems, large-scale projects can benefit from a higher-level of abstraction. Development and testing is underway for C++, Python, and Fortran 95 "wrappers".
Documentation
- Ive written tutorial and API documentation to accompany Itzam. A complete example application, a contact database, is the basis for the tutorial.
Enhancements:
- Minor optimizations and code clean-up.

TkDgen project is a Tcl/Tk GUI front-end to the DGen emulator.

TkDgen is a Tcl/Tk GUI front-end for DGen, an emulator of the Genesis video game console. It displays a list of available ROMs, and it can display a game screenshot when a ROM is selected in the list.

It also helps you manage tips, graphic files, and hex codes for individual ROMs.